 | | How to assign network drive (Windows) |
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| You can assign this product ([disk] shared folder) as a network drive.
If this product is assigned as a network drive, it will be easily accessible from [My computer].
How to assign this product as a network drive will differ depending on the OS. Select your OS from the following.
| | Assigning network drive in Windows XP |
| | | By assigning a folder of this product as a drive, it will be easily accessible from [My computer] or Explorer.
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Click [Start] and right-click [My Network Places], then click [Search for Computers].
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Enter "hdl-gxw" in [Computer Name] and click the [Search] button.
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Double-click "HDL-GX series (Hdl-gxw)" once it is searched.
* The display differs depending on the setting in Windows.
  | 2 copies of this product are found when there should only be 1! |
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| In some cases two HDL-GXWs may be found when search is carried out by using a computer name of this product in Windows XP.
In this case, double-click any of the two HDL-GXWs.
This is a result of the firmware specifications used by this product.
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Right-click [disk] folder, then click [Map Network Drive].
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1.In [Drive], select a letter to assign it to this product. (In the example screen, L is selected.)
2.Check the [Reconnect at logon] box.
3.Click the [Finish] button.
When the assigning of drive has completed, a window of the assigned drive will be displayed.
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Open [My computer] and confirm that the assigned drive is recognized.
You can access the network drive in the same way as with an ordinary disk.
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| | Assigning network drive in Windows 2000 |
| | | By assigning a folder of this product as a drive, it will be easily accessible from [My computer] or Explorer
| | 1 | Right-click [My Network Places], then click [Search for Computers].
| | 2 | Input "hdl-gxw" in [Computer Name] and click the [ Search now] button.
| | 3 | Double-click "hdl-gxw" once it is searched.
The display differs depending on the setting in Windows.
| | 4 | Right-click [disk] folder, then click [Map Network Drive].
| | 5 | 1.In [Drive], select a letter to assign it to this product. (In the example screen, L is selected.)
2.Check in the [Reconnect at logon] box.
3.Click the [Finish] button.
When the assigning of drive has completed, a window of the assigned drive will be displayed.
| | 6 | Open [My computer] and confirm that the assigned drive is recognized.
You can access the network drive in the same way as with an ordinary disk.
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By checking in the [Reconnect at logon] box in step-5, this product will be registered as a drive when you boot the computer the next time.
If this product has not been connected to the network, error message will be displayed when the computer is booted. |
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|  Assigning network drive in Windows Me |
| | | By assigning a folder of this product as a drive, it will be easily accessible from [My computer] or Explorer.
| | 1 | Right-click [My Network Places], then click [Search for Computers].
| | 2 | Enter "hdl-gxw" in [Computer Name] and click the [Search Now] button.
| | 3 | When "Hdl-gxw" is searched, double-click it.
The display differs depending on the setting in Windows.
| | 4 | Right-click [disk] folder, then click [Map Network Drive].
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In [Drive], select a letter to assign it to this product. (In the example screen, L is selected.) |
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Check the [Reconnect at logon] box. |
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Click the [OK] button. |
| | When the assigning of drive has completed, a window of the assigned drive will be displayed.
| | 6 | Open [My computer] and confirm that the assigned drive is recognized.
You can access the network drive in the same way as with an ordinary disk.
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By checking in the [Reconnect at logon] box in step-5, this product will be registered as a drive when you boot the computer the next time.
If this product has not been connected to the network, the following error message will be displayed when the computer is booted.
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| | Assigning network drive in Windows 98 |
| | | By assigning a folder of this product as a drive, it will be easily accessible from [My computer] or Explorer.
| | 1 | Right-click [Network neighborhood], then click [Find Computers].
| | 2 | Input "hdl-gxw" into [Named] and click the [Find Now] button.
| | 3 | Double-click "hdl-gxw" once it is searched.
The display differs depending on the setting in Windows.
| | 4 | Right-click [disk] folder, then click [Map network drive
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In [Drive], select a letter to assign it to this product. (In the example screen, L is selected. |
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Check the [Reconnect at logon] box |
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Click the [OK] button. |
| | When the assigning of drive has completed, a window of the assigned drive will be displayed.
| | 6 | Open [My computer] and confirm that the assigned drive is recognized.
You can access the network drive in the same way as with an ordinary disk.
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By checking in the [Reconnect at logon] box in step-5, this product will be registered as a drive when you boot the computer the next time.
If this product has not been connected to the network, the following error message will be displayed when the computer is booted.
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