Available 3 files for Maxtor Maxtor ONeTouch

Company

Maxtor

Categories

HD Controller & Removable drive

Model

Maxtor Maxtor ONeTouch

Description

Driver

Operating System

Mac OS 9

Version

1.0

Size Driver

129KB

File Name

onetouch_fw_mac_os9driver.sit

Observations

This is the Mac OS 9 dirver for th Maxtor OneTouch external hard drive.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Disconnect all External, FireWire drives fRom your system.
Download and extract the file oneTouch_fw_mac_os9driver.sit to your system's desktop.
Access the Extensions folder found within the System folder.
After accessing the Extensions folder:

Drag the existing Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Extensions folder to the Trashcan.
Drag the new, Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Desktop to the Extensions folder.
Restart your System and remove the old, Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Trashcan.
Reconnect your FireWire drives to you Mac.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Before you install:

Quit any other programs that are running, including virus-protection programs, because they might interfere with Installation.
Make sure you have the naMe and password for an administrator user account on your computer. Mac OS X requires you to enter this information during Installation.
Make sure Apple Disk Copy version 10.1 or later is installed on your computer. By default, Mac OS X includes the correct version of this program.
To install this update:

Download MacOS_X_Eng_Update.dmg fRom this web site.(It is recomMended that you use Safari to download the Disk Image.)
Once you've downloaded the MacOS_X_Eng_Update.dmg file, The file is normally automatically unpacked by Mac OS X after downloading. If the disk image doesn't mount automatically, double-click on the .dmg file to mount it. If that fails, and the file does not look like a disk image file, do a "Show Info" on the file, and, in the "Open with application category", choose Disk Copy.
Double-click on Install Retrospect Express.
Authenticate with the appropriate naMe, password or phrase and click OK.
The WelcoMe Screen appears click on the Continue button.
Read the terms of the Dantz Retrospect End-User License AgreeMent (EULA) and, if you accept these terms, click Accept.
This screen allows you to specify what type of Installation you want and where. It is automatically setup to do a Full Installation (RecomMended) into the Applications folder on your Macintosh. You can select a Custom Installation, using the Easy Install Menu, as well as change the location of the Installation using the Install Location Menu at the bottom of the screen. When you are ready, Click Install.
The Installation will begin.
A warning will appear informing you that the system will need to be restarted after the update. Click on the Restart button to proceed.
DisclaiMer: This DocuMent is provided as is without any warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. In no event will MAXTOR CORPORATION be liable to you for any damages, including any loss of profit or savings, arising out of the use or inability to use the information contained in this docuMent. Maxtor Corporation makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of Merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Before you install:

Quit any other programs that are running, including virus-protection programs, because they might interfere with Installation.
We recomMend that you have Stuffit Standard Version 7.0.3 or later installed on your computer.
To install this update:

Download MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit fRom this web site
Once you've downloaded the MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit file, The file is normally automatically unpacked by Mac OS X after downloading. If the Installer folder doesn't mount automatically, double-click on the MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit file to mount it.
Double-click on Install Retrospect Express.
The WelcoMe Screen appears click on the Continue button.
Read the terms of the Dantz Retrospect End-User License AgreeMent (EULA) and, if you accept these terms, click Accept.
This screen allows you to specify what type of Installation you want and where. It is automatically setup to do a Full Installation (RecomMended) into the Applications folder on your Macintosh. You can select a Custom Installation, using the Easy Install Menu, as well as change the location of the Installation using the Install Location Menu at the bottom of the screen. When you are ready, Click Install.
The Installation will begin.
A warning will appear informing you that the system will need to be restarted after the update. Click on the Restart button to proceed.
DisclaiMer: This DocuMent is provided as is without any warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. In no event will MAXTOR CORPORATION be liable to you for any damages, including any loss of profit or savings, arising out of the use or inability to use the information contained in this docuMent. Maxtor Corporation makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of Merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.

Installation Instructions

NOTE: Complete Installation Instructions with Windows98 Second Edition screen shots can be viewed and downloaded fRom this site.

Download oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe fRom this web site.
Extract oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe to you computer that the Maxtor OneTouch drive is connected to. Upon extraction, the OneTouch_USB directory will be created on your system. Suggestion: extract the oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe to the Desktop of the computer that you will connect the Maxtor OneTouch drive to.
Shut down your computer and connect the Maxtor OneTouch drive to an available USB interface on your computer. Once connected, apply power to the system.
After Windows 98SE starts, the Add New Hardware Wizard box will appear. Click the Next > button to continue.
On the next page, select "Search for the best driver for your device..." and click the Next > button to continue.
On the next page, check the "Specify a location:" checkbox and c

Company

Maxtor

Categories

HD Controller & Removable drive

Model

Maxtor Maxtor ONeTouch

Description

Driver Update

Operating System

Mac OS X

Version

1.0

Size Driver

532KB

File Name

onetouch_os_x_update_sept04_2003.pkg.sit

Observations

The oneTouch_os_x_update_sept04_2003.pkg.sit is a self-extracting file containing an updated FireWire Driver needed for use with the Maxtor OneTouch Hard Drives in a Mac OS X (versions 10.2.7 and newer) environMent.
Overview:

Users have identified issues when connecting OneTouch External Drives to FireWire Ports on their Mac G4 and/or G5 computers. These Problems range fRom system hangs, kernel panics to slow data transfer rates. The cause of these problems has been traced back to the FireWire Driver. Maxtor has resolved these problems through updated FireWire Drivers.

Installation Instructions:

NOTE: This Update is required when using a OneTouch Drive as a bootable device. Maxtor suggests that you dismount and disconnect your FireWire Drive before continuing.
Download oneTouch_os_x_update_sept04_2003.pkg.sit fRom this web site.
Extract oneTouch_os_x_update_sept04_2003.pkg.sit to your Macintosh G4 or G5 that the Maxtor OneTouch drive is connected to.
Suggestion: extract the file to the Desktop of the Mac that you will connect the OneTouch Drive to. Upon extraction, the OneTouch OS X UpSep 04 2003.pkg package appears.
Double-click on the OneTouch OS X UpSep 04 2003.pkg file.
Authenticate with the appropriate naMe, password or phrase and click OK.
The WelcoMe Screen appears click on the Continue button.
Select a destination for the update (e.g., Macintosh Hard Disk) and click on the Continue button.
When pRompted, click on the Install button to start the update.
A warning will appear informing you that the system will need to be restarted after the update. Click on the Continue Installation button to proceed.
When finished, click on the Restart button.


Step-by-Step Instructions:
Disconnect all External, FireWire drives fRom your system.
Download and extract the file oneTouch_fw_mac_os9driver.sit to your system's desktop.
Access the Extensions folder found within the System folder.
After accessing the Extensions folder:

Drag the existing Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Extensions folder to the Trashcan.
Drag the new, Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Desktop to the Extensions folder.
Restart your System and remove the old, Maxtor FW Driver fRom the Trashcan.
Reconnect your FireWire drives to you Mac.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Before you install:

Quit any other programs that are running, including virus-protection programs, because they might interfere with Installation.
Make sure you have the naMe and password for an administrator user account on your computer. Mac OS X requires you to enter this information during Installation.
Make sure Apple Disk Copy version 10.1 or later is installed on your computer. By default, Mac OS X includes the correct version of this program.
To install this update:

Download MacOS_X_Eng_Update.dmg fRom this web site.(It is recomMended that you use Safari to download the Disk Image.)
Once you've downloaded the MacOS_X_Eng_Update.dmg file, The file is normally automatically unpacked by Mac OS X after downloading. If the disk image doesn't mount automatically, double-click on the .dmg file to mount it. If that fails, and the file does not look like a disk image file, do a "Show Info" on the file, and, in the "Open with application category", choose Disk Copy.
Double-click on Install Retrospect Express.
Authenticate with the appropriate naMe, password or phrase and click OK.
The WelcoMe Screen appears click on the Continue button.
Read the terms of the Dantz Retrospect End-User License AgreeMent (EULA) and, if you accept these terms, click Accept.
This screen allows you to specify what type of Installation you want and where. It is automatically setup to do a Full Installation (RecomMended) into the Applications folder on your Macintosh. You can select a Custom Installation, using the Easy Install Menu, as well as change the location of the Installation using the Install Location Menu at the bottom of the screen. When you are ready, Click Install.
The Installation will begin.
A warning will appear informing you that the system will need to be restarted after the update. Click on the Restart button to proceed.
DisclaiMer: This DocuMent is provided as is without any warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. In no event will MAXTOR CORPORATION be liable to you for any damages, including any loss of profit or savings, arising out of the use or inability to use the information contained in this docuMent. Maxtor Corporation makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of Merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Before you install:

Quit any other programs that are running, including virus-protection programs, because they might interfere with Installation.
We recomMend that you have Stuffit Standard Version 7.0.3 or later installed on your computer.
To install this update:

Download MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit fRom this web site
Once you've downloaded the MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit file, The file is normally automatically unpacked by Mac OS X after downloading. If the Installer folder doesn't mount automatically, double-click on the MacOS_9_Eng_Update.sit file to mount it.
Double-click on Install Retrospect Express.
The WelcoMe Screen appears click on the Continue button.
Read the terms of the Dantz Retrospect End-User License AgreeMent (EULA) and, if you accept these terms, click Accept.
This screen allows you to specify what type of Installation you want and where. It is automatically setup to do a Full Installation (RecomMended) into the Applications folder on your Macintosh. You can select a Custom Installation, using the Easy Install Menu, as well as change the location of the Installation using the Install Location Menu at the bottom of the screen. When you are ready, Click Install.
The Installation will begin.

Company

Maxtor

Categories

HD Controller & Removable drive

Model

Maxtor Maxtor ONeTouch

Description

Drive USB

Operating System

Windows 98-98Se

Version

1.0

Size Driver

502KB

File Name

onetouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe

Observations

The oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe is a self-extracting file containing the USB Drivers needed for use with the Maxtor OneTouch drive in a Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) environMent.
Installation Instructions

NOTE: Complete Installation Instructions with Windows98 Second Edition screen shots can be viewed and downloaded fRom this site.

Download oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe fRom this web site.
Extract oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe to you computer that the Maxtor OneTouch drive is connected to. Upon extraction, the OneTouch_USB directory will be created on your system. Suggestion: extract the oneTouch_win98se_usb_driver.exe to the Desktop of the computer that you will connect the Maxtor OneTouch drive to.
Shut down your computer and connect the Maxtor OneTouch drive to an available USB interface on your computer. Once connected, apply power to the system.
After Windows 98SE starts, the Add New Hardware Wizard box will appear. Click the Next > button to continue.
On the next page, select "Search for the best driver for your device..." and click the Next > button to continue.
On the next page, check the "Specify a location:" checkbox and click on the Browse... button.
In the Browse for Folder Window, locate the OneTouch_USB directory and click the OK button.
Click on the Next > button to accept the selection of the driver. NOTE: The path identified in the image will vary depending on the location of the file. At this point the Maxtor OneTouch software driver will load on your Windows 98SE computer.
To complete the Installation, click on the Finish button and restart your Windows 98SE computer.
When finished, the Add New Hardware Wizard will appear for a second tiMe. Repeat Steps 1-9 to install the Storage Adapter Bridge Module.

Note: Failure to install the required service packs and install the Enable Big LBA patch can result in data loss when accessing the hard disk beyond 137 Gigabytes. For more information regarding Windows limitations and the 137 Gigabyte barrier please read Maxtor Knowledge Base and Microsoft Knowledge Base Article
To use the Maxtor Big Drive Enabler, download big_drive_enabler.exe fRom this Web site then double-click on the downloaded file to begin Installation.

MaxNeighborhood version 2.2 contains the following:

MaxNeighborhood_User_Guide.pdf - User Guide for MaxNeighborhood utility (English only, 550334 bytes, May 7, 2002)
Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing.
MaxNeighborhood 2.2.exe - Client MaxNeighborhood 2.2 Discovery Tool. (Self-extracting *.EXE file, 2,138,642 bytes, May 7, 2002)
NASService.exe - Server MaxNeighborhood 2.2 Service Update. (Self-extracting *.EXE file, 297,306 bytes, May 7, 2002)

Caution: The instructions for installing NAS (Server) Service found in the MaxNeighborhood User Guide are incorrect. The following are the correct steps needed to upgrade your MaxNeighborhood service protocols on your older, MaxAttach units.

NOTE: Your MaxAttach will not be available for use during this operation.
Extract MaxNeighborhood.exe to a location on your client system (e.g., C:\TEMP).
Launch your Browser (e.g., Internet Explorer) and Login to the MaxAttach User Interface (UI). Type the Administrator UsernaMe and Password when pRompted.
FRom the primary navigation Menu choose Maintenance, then Software Update.
Click the Next button to start the Software Update Wizard.
Browse to the NAS Service folder (E.g. C:\TEMP) and select nasservice.cab.
When the Wizard page returns, click on Verify.
If Valid you may continue, click Next.
Close the Browser Window when pRompted.

NOTE: Your MaxAttach will now re-boot. Wait until it completely re-boots (several minutes) before resuming use.
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RecomMendations and Notes

Uninstalling Old Version(s) of MaxNeighborhood
Older versions of MaxNeighborhood must be removed before installing MaxNeighborhood 2.2. To do so:

FRom the client (where MaxNeighborhood is installed), click Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Double click on the Add/Remove Programs icon.
Select MaxNeighborhood and click on the Change/Remove button to remove the old version.

Protocol Support
The MaxNeighborhood program requires the TCP\IP protocol to be installed on the client system in order to initially configure the MaxAttach unit. Please consult your network administrator on the appropriate settings for your environMent. While MaxAttach does support IPX, this protocol alone, loaded on the client system cannot be used to administer the MaxAttach NAS units.

Default IP Address AssignMent If No DHCP Server Present
The default Method of securing an IP address on the MaxNeighborhood is through a DynAmic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Server. If the MaxAttach unit cannot detect a DHCP Server on the network segMent, it will automatically default to a Microsoft reserved Class B IP Address of 169.254.x.y and a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. To configure a unit with this private address you should temporarily modify a client's IP address to follow the private addressing schema (e.g. 169.254.1.1 with subnet 255.255.0.0). MaxNeighborhood will detect MaxAttach units in the saMe subnet only. The MaxNeighborhood program does not span across subnets.

Web Browsers Supported by the MaxNeighborhood 2.2
The web browser recomMended for use with the MaxNeighborhood utility is Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 or higher. Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 allows the administrator to login and logout of the Administrative Interface through Active X controls thus preventing unauthorized use if the browser is left open. Internet Explorer 4.0X is no longer supported by the MaxNeighborhood utility.

Required Security Settings on the Browser
The MaxAttach Administrative utility now connects by default through a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection. This allows for all