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Verbatim Store 'n' Go™ USB Flash Drive
Quick Guide
Verbatim Store 'n' Go USB Flash Drives are a convenient way of storing, sharing and transporting
your data, photos, music, and video clips. Please familiarize yourself with the following
instructions before using your Store 'n' Go.
Windows 98 SE Users:
You must install a Windows 98 SE driver file prior to using Store 'n' Go for the first time. This file can be downloaded from
www.verbatim.com or www.verbatim-europe.com. After installing the driver file, you can begin using the device as detailed in the
Getting Started section below. Note: Earlier versions of Windows including Windows 95, do not support USB Mass Storage Devices
or are not compatible with this product.
Getting Started (Windows Operating Systems):
Remove cap and plug device in USB port. Windows will automatically recognize a new removable drive. Click on My Computer and
locate the new removable drive. You may now use Store 'n' Go just like any other drive to store, copy, move, or delete files. Note:
It is recommended to copy the V-Safe 100 manual and program files from the removable drive to your desktop for future reference.
You may delete these files from the drive if desired to maximize storage space. These files can also be downloaded from
www.verbatim.com or www. verbatim-europe.com
To Remove Store 'n' Go:
Left click the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon on the system tray at the bottom right hand side. Click on the device you wish to
remove. When the "Safe to Remove Hardware" screen appears, you can now safely remove Store 'n' Go. If you receive a
message indicating the device cannot be removed right now, please close any file or application that may be open on the device and
try again. Windows 98 SE users: There is no "Safely Remove Hardware" icon on the system tray. Simply confirm the LED Status
indicator is flashing slowly before removing device or right click on drive in explorer and select eject. A rapidly blinking LED indicates
that the device is being accessed. Note: Removing your Store 'n' Go while the LED status indicator is blinking rapidly may cause
data to be corrupted or lost.
Getting Started for Mac OS 9.0 or higher systems:
Store 'n' Go will automatically be recognized by your system. Insert the drive and click on the "Untitled" drive icon.
To Remove Store 'n' Go: Drag the Store 'n' Go icon to the recycling bin, then remove Store 'n' Go after confirming that the LED
indicator is flashing slowly or off.
Getting Started for Linux Kernel Version 2.6.x or higher:
Your Store 'n' Go will be automatically recognized upon insertion. Tested on Red Hat, Suse and Turbo Linux versions.
Using V-Safe 100 Security Application
(Windows 98SE, 2000, XP Operating Systems only):
V-Safe 100 Security Application enables you to setup a password to secure sensitive data from unauthorized access.
The V-Safe 100 Security Application has been pre-loaded on your Store 'n' Go for your convenience. Locate the "V-Safe 100.exe" file
on the drive and double click it to launch. Follow the on-screen prompts to set up your password, password hint and select the size
of your privacy zone. Note: Formatting or resizing the privacy zone on your Store 'n' Go will erase all data. Copy any files you do not
wish to erase to another drive before formatting or resizing the privacy partition. Enter your password to access the privacy zone.
To logout, double click the "Logout Privacy Zone" icon placed on your Store 'n' Go. To login again, double click the V-Safe icon placed
on your Store 'n' Go. Please retain your password in a secure area for safe keeping. A detailed user guide has been stored on your
Store 'n' Go or can be downloaded from www.verbatim.com or www.verbatim-europe.com
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