1. secureD.zip Driver
2. Readme.txt File Contents

Readme.txt Driver File Contents (secureD.zip)

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Secure-D software operates only on Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating systems.
 
Secure-D software will not operate on Windows 98 or Windows Millennium Edition (ME).
 
Secure-D software allows you to password-protect private files on your USB flash drive. Using Secure-D, you can divide the USB drive into two different areas, or zones, public and private. The public zone automatically appears when you insert the USB drive into a USB port. The public zone is accessible to anyone who uses the drive. The private zone is only accessible through the Secure-D program. No one can open, copy, or write files to it without first entering the password.

REMEMBER YOUR PASSWORD! When using the Secure-D software, it is important to remember your password. If you forget your password, you will lose all data on your USB drive. Additionally, the USB drive must be returned to the manufacturer to be re-set.
 
BACK UP YOUR DATA! Back up your data before adjusting the zones of the USB drive. Whenever you use the Secure-D software to create or change the size of the zones, all existing information on the drive is overwritten, or erased. If you plan to use public and private zones on the USB drive, you should install Secure-D and create the zones before you save information on the drive. If you’ve already saved information on the USB drive, and you want to create zones, save the existing contents elsewhere first, then copy the information back onto the drive.
 
BACK UP THE SETUP.EXE FILE! You should always keep a backup copy of the SETUP.EXE file in case you accidentally delete it from the USB drive. Copy the file to the local drive before you begin the initial installation of the software. After you've completed the initial installation, copy the SETUP.EXE back to the USB drive's public zone. If you want to access the private zone on another system, you must install the Secure-D software on that system.
 

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Installing Secure-D Software: 

1.	Insert the USB drive into an open USB port on your system. 
2.	Open the USB drive using Windows Explorer and copy the SETUP.EXE file  onto the system to back up the SETUP.EXE file.

Important: Creating or changing zones on the USB drive will erase SETUP.EXE. You should always keep a backup copy of the SETUP.EXE file on the system in case you accidentally delete it from the USB drive.

3.	Go back to the USB drive in Windows Explorer and double-click SETUP.EXE to start the Installer, and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation process. 
4.	The Secure-D icon will appear on the desktop, and a folder will be created under C:\Program Files\Secure-D\.
5.	Double click on the Secure-D icon on the desktop to set up the public and private zones.

Important: Creating or changing zones on the USB drive will erase all existing contents from the USB drive. Back up the data prior to creating or changing zones.

Important: To access the private files from the USB drive, the Secure-D software must be installed on whatever system you are using. 
 

Uninstalling Secure-D Software:

1.	Open the USB drive using Windows Explorer. 
2.	Double-click SETUP.EXE to start the Installer.
3.	Choose "Remove" from the menu.
4.	The Secure-D software will now be removed from the local drive.