The Lenovo Magic Disk is a USB flash drive that supports Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and other operating systems.
The Magic Disk is a USB flash drive that uses a Flash chip for storage and connects via a USB interface. It works with Windows 98/SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Linux 2.4+, and Mac OS 9+. The manual explains system requirements, driver installation steps, and safety precautions when handling the device.
The guide details how to use the bundled MemoryBar software for partitioning the drive into public and encrypted areas, managing passwords, and accessing the encrypted partition. It also covers creating a bootable DOS disk, LED indicator behavior, and a set of frequently asked questions to help resolve common issues. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Storage medium | Flash chip |
|---|---|
| LED indicator | Flashes during read/write, steady when idle |
| Usable capacity | Slightly less than rated capacity due to formatting and swap area |
No, you must wait until the LED stops flashing; removing it while flashing can cause data loss or a blue screen.
Because the internal formatting program occupies space and reserves a portion as a swap area to improve read/write speed.
Insert the Magic Disk into a USB port, then follow the Add New Hardware wizard, select the driver location on the supplied CD, and complete the installation.
Open the MemoryBar software, click the “Partition Management” tab, adjust the sizes with the sliders, and click “Start” to format and create the partitions.