PasswordTraveler User`s Manual
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1. Figure 15 New Password Confirmation Message 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 11 Kingston 3 2 2 Lost Password If you lose your password select Format in the PasswordTraveler Settings windows and then follow the steps described in Section 2 1 step 4 5 CAUTION DataTraveler will be formatted and ALL data will be lost 3 3 Changing the Size of the Privacy Zone CAUTION Changing the size of your Privacy Zone requires formatting your DataTraveler causing ALL secured and non secured data to be lost To change the size of the Privacy Zone 1 Click Format in the PasswordTraveler Settings window The PasswordTraveler Format window is displayed as shown in Figure 3 of page 5 Enter the new password and confirm it by entering it a second time Enter a hint in case you forget your password Set the new size of your Privacy Zone using the slide bar and click Format oe 199 39 The PasswordTraveler Format Warning window is displayed as shown in Figure 4 on page 5 6 Click OK to reformat your DataTraveler 9 and create a new Privacy Zone To remove the Privacy Zone 1 Click Format in the PasswordTraveler Settings window The PasswordTraveler Format window is displayed as shown in Figure 3 of page 5 2 Set the size of your Privacy Zone to 0 using the slide bar 3 Click Format A message is displayed Figure 16 warning you that your DataTraveler will contain No Privacy Zone CAUTIO2. Kingston Passwordlraveler User s Manual PasswordTraveler is a DataTraveler tool that enables you to create and access a user defined password protected area called a Privacy Zone on your DataTraveler drive This document will help you get started with PasswordTraveler and it includes some important frequently asked questions FAQs For the latest FAQs visit the DataTraveler Website at www kingston com support USBFLASHDRIVES 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 2 22 201 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS T OVS eM e H 1 1 Requirements eeseeessseeseeeeeneee nenne nnnm nnns 1 2 dMiconmimnensallbriSsssadestonndieutiumiuadiarereseutiast Marr pci UE Pd eM EE 2 Getting Started PENES 2 1 Creating the Privacy ZONGC cccccsccccssececseeeecseeeecceeeeesseseessaaeees 2 2 Using yolr Privacy ZOMG ascsredisssotianmic cic buit Und o aba ESI P eise tni 2 3 Logging Out of Your Privacy Zone cccccccccseeeeeeseeeseeeeeesaeeees 3 Customizing Your Settings ee eeeeee ee eeeee nennen nn nnns oM ijo 32 Changing Your PassWord m cate cteatasenncere 3 2 1 With the Change Password Bultton ssssessse Se JLOSDPOSSWONOumesmatembvat nr Rims E e TUI 3 9 Changing the Size of the Privacy Zone seeussss MEICIUurcueelM 4 1 Preventing Data LO
3. are listed below for quick view Q Every time I insert a DataTraveler Vault drive into a Windows Vista computer an AutoPlay dialog appears with an option to Speed up my system using Windows ReadyBoost What is this feature A ReadyBoost is a Windows Vista feature which has the ability to utilize USB flash drive storage space to improve system performance Although DataTraveler Vault is enhanced for ReadyBoost PasswordTraveler software does not support it Make sure ReadyBoost cache is not enabled on the DataTraveler Vault if you intend to use PasswordTraveler How do I know if I am working in the Privacy Zone If you are working in the Privacy Zone all file folder names located on the root will be highlighted with green background This visual indication may not be experienced if you have selected Windows classic folders or if you are using Microsoft Vista Q I accidentally deleted PasswordTraveler from my DataTraveler How can I access data in my Privacy Zone A Download the latest copy of PasswordTraveler via the Web at www kingston com support to your DataTraveler The Privacy Zone previously created will now be accessible Can I use more than one DataTraveler with PasswordTraveler simultaneously A Yes 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 14
4. Hint Figure 6 Login Screen 2 Tologin to your Privacy Zone type in your password and click OK If you enter the incorrect password an error message is displayed as shown in Figure 7 Incarrect password Figure 7 PasswordTraveler Error Message PasswordTraveler automatically blocks all access to your data in the Privacy Zone after a predefined number of invalid password verification attempts PasswordTraveler allows up to 250 password verification attempts After 250 unsuccessful password attempts the DataTraveler will be formatted and all data stored on the drive will be lost Follow the directions provided in the dialog boxes to reconfigure the Public Privacy Zone 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 7 Kingston If you forget your password click Hint to display the preconfigured Hint field in the PasswordTraveler Login window Figure 8 E PasswordTraveler Login Password Settings Figure 8 Password Hint 3 After a successful login PasswordTraveler will display a confirmation message Figure 9 Click OK to enter the Privacy Zone F3 PasswordTraveler login You are now logged into the Privacy one To logout double click the DataTraveler Don t show this message next time q gt shortcut placed on your DataTraveler dE Figure 9 Successful Login All data stored on the DataTraveler while logged into the Privacy Zone will be password protected once you logout of
5. N DataTraveler will be formatted and ALL data will be lost Warning No Privacy one Are vou sure you don t want a protected area Figure 16 Removing the Privacy Zone 4 Click OK The PasswordTraveler Format Warning window is displayed as shown in Figure 4 of page 5 5 Click OK to reformat your DataTraveler and create a new Privacy Zone 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 12 Kingston 4 TROUBLESHOOTING 4 1 Preventing Data Loss Close all files and applications stored on the drive prior to PasswordTraveler login logout or system shut down If you attempt any of these tasks prior to saving your data file modifications may be lost 4 2 Open Connection Error If an open connection error message is displayed Figure 17 click OK and a Close open files and or applications on the DataTraveler 9 and retry login logoff system restart or shut down b If you re using Windows Vista make sure ReadyBoost cache is not enabled on the DataTraveler drive After disabling ReadyBoost reinsert the drive and try again Another application has an open connection to your DataTraveler Close all applications and documents SM open on the DataTraveler and try again Figure 17 Open connection error message 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual Kingston 5 FAQs To see the latest FAQs go to the DataT raveler website at www kingston com support USBFLASHDRIVES Several FAQs
6. SS cccccccceececeeeeceeeeeseeseseeeeseeeeeseeeesaeeeeaes 4 2 Open Connection Error ccccccsssceecessseeeceesseeeceeeseeeceeuseeseseees D FAOS 4808074 001 A01 Kingston PasswordTraveler User s Manual Kingston 1 SYSTEM 1 1 Requirements Pentium III Processor e 2MB free disk space e Operating Systems Windows XP SP2 SP3 Windows Vista SP1 SP2 Windows 7 e USB Port 2 0 1 2 Recommendations Graphic accelerator that supports 24 bit color depth for best quality graphics 96 DPI video setting Do not enable Windows ReadyBoost Although your DataTraveler may be enhanced for ReadyBoost PasswordTraveler will not operate properly if ReadyBoost cache is enabled on this drive 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual Kingston 2 GETTING STARTED CAUTION When you create your Privacy Zone the DataTraveler will be formatted and ALL data will be lost Backup your files before creating your Privacy Zone 2 1 Creating the Privacy Zone 1 Select the removable disk drive letter i e EX assigned to your DataTraveler and double click the PasswordTraveler icon 2 Select your preferred language in the PasswordTraveler Language Selector window Figure 1 using the dropdown list and click OK F1 PasswordTraveler Language Selector Welcome ta PasswardT raveler Click DE if you can read the welcome message or select another lang
7. Settings Ed Passwordlraveler Kingston Current Settings PasswnordT raveler 3858 MB Size Na logout confirmation Privacy zone Size 1622 MB No welcome window on startup Language English Welcome to PasswordT raveler Change Password Cancel Figure 13 PasswordTraveler Settings Window 3 Click OK to activate the options selected 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 10 Kingston 3 2 Changing Your Password 3 2 1 With the Change Password Button To change your password using the Change Password button 1 Click Change Password in the PasswordTraveler Settings window Figure 13 2 When the Change Password dialog box Figure 14 1s displayed type in the current old password the new password and the new password once again for confirmation It 1s recommended to use a hint in case you forget or lose your password F1 PasswordTraveler Change Password To modify your password please enter your current password and then enter your new password in the fields provided rau may alzo enter a new hint for Your new password Click OE ta apply the changes or Exi to keep the current password Old Password Mew Password Contirm Password Figure 14 Change Password Dialog Box 3 Click OK to apply the new changes to your password A confirmation message will display Figure 15 Click OK to continue DTVaultLock Change Password h New password successfully set
8. the Privacy Zone 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual Kingston 2 3 Logging Out of Your Privacy Zone 1 Save and close all files that you have accessed on your DataTraveler 2 To logout of the Privacy Zone select the removable disk drive letter 1 e E assigned to your DataTraveler and double click Logout Password Traveler Figure 10 Kingston J Jm E3 File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q O 5 2 amp Lp Search X Folders views Address J4 File and Folder Tasks Other Places Details 3 Mv Computer Figure 10 Privacy Zone View 3 The PasswordTraveler Logout confirmation will appear Figure 11 Click OK to logout of the Privacy Zone F1 PasswordTraveler Logout You are about to log out of the Privacy one Please gave your work and clase all files opened from your DataTraveler Figure 11 Logout Confirmation Window 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 9 Kingston 3 CUSTOMIZING YOUR SETTINGS 3 1 Desktop 1 To customize PasswordTraveler for your desktop click Settings in the PasswordTraveler Login window Figure 12 E PasswordTraveler Login Password T Settings Cancel Figure 12 PasswordTraveler Settings 2 Select the following options to configure your PasswordTraveler Settings Figure 13 e No login confirmation e No logout confirmation e No welcome window on startup e Language selection F3 Password Traveler
9. uage Don t show this message nest time Figure 1 Language Selection Window 3 Click OK to continue after you have read the PasswordTraveler Welcome window Figure 2 Password Traveler Welcome Welcome to Password raveler Currently vau have no Privacy one To create it you will need to provide a password and to define the Privacy one size Click UE te continue Figure 2 Welcome Message 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 4 Kingston When the PasswordTraveler window appears move the DataTraveler slide bar up or down to designate the size of your new Privacy Zone Figure 3 Note The Privacy Zone maximum size is limited 10 of the total capacity of your DataTraveler is kept free to store the PasswordTraveler application F3 PasswordTraveler Format Ed PasswordIlraveler Kingston Setting DataTraveler s Privacy Zone To set the size of your Privacy zone please select the DataTraveler Size 122104 size you need using the slider an the right then enter a ME password and click Format Privacy zone Size 49704 ME Password TT New Size 49704 ME Confirm Password Format Cancel Figure 3 Password Traveler Format Window Enter the following information into the relevant fields a Your password required b The same password to confirm required c A hint to remind you of your password optional When you have completed steps 4 and 5 click Format The Pass
10. wordTraveler Format Warning window is displayed Figure 4 To proceed with the format operation click OK Warning Formatting the disk will erase all data on the DataTraveler To format the disk click OK To quit click Cancel Figure 4 Format Warning Window 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual Kingston 8 A formatting progress bar is displayed Figure 5 while DataTraveler is formatted E PasswordTraveler Format E Passwordlraveler Kingston Setting Datalraveler s Privacy Zone To set the size of your Privacy one please select the l DataTraveler Size 122104 aize You need using the slider on the right then enter a MB password and click Front o Format Complete 1 Privacy Zone Size 49704 MB Password Pernai Meee Iu New Size 43704 MB Confirm Password Progress Bar Figure 5 Progress Bar After the format is complete a Format successful message will appear Figure 5 Click OK to continue You can now login to your DataTraveler Privacy Zone 4808074 001 A01 PasswordTraveler User s Manual 6 Kingston 2 2 Using your Privacy Zone 1 After you have created a Privacy Zone PasswordTraveler automatically prompts you to login Figure 6 Alternatively you can select the removable drive letter i e E assigned to your DataTraveler and double click the PasswordTraveler icon E Password Traveler Login Password p Settings Cancel
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