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••The Backup Now button will be available only after you log in Windows for ten minutes. Creating a backup: Click the Settings button on the main menu. In the Settings dialog box, select the source partition and destination partition and click OK. The initial backup will start after 10 minutes and regular backup will be performed hourly. Note: By default, all partitions on the system drive are selected as the backup source. The backup destination cannot be on the same partition as the backup source. Saving the backup to a network location: If you want to save the backup to a network location, select Browse network location. Make sure your computer and the computer where you want to save the backup are in the same domain. Choose the network location where you want to store the backup and enter the user name and password. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete. Recovering a file: Click the File Recovery button on the main menu. Use the time slider on the top of the popped out window to select a previous backup time. The right pane will display the backed-up partitions in the backup destination (in the My Backup folder). Browse to the file you want and copy it. Unique Features Recovering your system with Smart Recovery 2 (Windows 8/7 only): Steps: 1. Click the File Recovery button on the main menu. 2. Select the location where your backup is saved. 3. Use the time slider to select a time point. 4. Select a partition backup created on the selected time point and click Restore. 5. Confirm whether to restart your system to proceed with the restore immediately or later. Once you respond "Yes" the system will restart to the Windows recovery environment. Follow the onscreen instructions to restore your system. All of your files and programs will be deleted and replaced with those on the selected backup. If needed, be sure to make a copy of your data before the restore. For further instructions, refer to the Help file of Smart Recovery 2. Unique Features 5-4 Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Utilities 5-4-1 Using the Wi-Fi Share Utility Install the drivers and utilities from the included wireless module driver disk. The Wi-Fi Share utility allows you to configure how your Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card will act. First it can turn your computer into a virtual wireless access point (Hotspot), which allows WiFi-capable computers or mobile devices to access the Internet through the virtual wireless access point. Second, it can be configured to let your computer share data to another computer by simply dragging the data from your computer to the target computer (File Transfer). Third, it surely can be used as a normal wireless LAN card (WiFi). The Wi-Fi Share utility is supported in Windows 8/7 only. To use Wi-Fi Share for the first time, click the Wi-Fi Share Manager icon on the Start screen (Windows 8) or launch it from Start\All Applications (Windows 7). Then right-click the Wi-Fi Share icon in the notification area to display configuration options. Option Descriptions Option Description Manage Wi-Fi Share Opens the Wi-Fi Share Manager Local Share Directory Goes to the directory where shared files are located (File Transfer) Mode Choice Selects which mode to operate Setting Configures further settings depending on the mode selected Reset Router Reset the Wi-Fi Share utility Live Update Updates Wi-Fi Share online Help Displays the help file About Displays the Wi-Fi Share version Exit Exits Wi-Fi Share Mode Selection Wi-Fi Share provides three modes for users to select as follows: A. Hotspot The Hotspot turns your computer into a virtual wireless access point (WAP). Refer to the steps below for detailed configurations. Configuring your computer: Step 1: Right-click the Wi-Fi Share icon in the notification area and select Mode Choice > Hotspot to turn your computer into a virtual wireless AP. Then select Setting. Unique Features Step 2: When the Wi-Fi Share Settings dialog box appears, select a currently running network connection you want to share from the Shared Connection list. Then click Save. The Password represents the network security key which is required when other computer wants to access the Internet through the virtual wireless AP. You can keep the default password or create your own one. Configuring the computer that wants to access the Internet through the virtual wireless AP: Step 1: Left-click the Internet Access icon in the notification area. When the Currently connected to list appears, select the virtual wireless AP you want to connect to and click Connect. Step 2: When the Connect to a Network dialog box appears, enter the security key of the network connection the virtual wireless AP is sharing and click OK. Step 3: After the connection, the Currently connected to list shows that this computer is currently using the network connection shared by the virtual wireless AP. Unique Features B. File Transfer The File Transfer allows two computers with File Transfer enabled to share files to each other. Note: Be sure to...