Installation Guide
Personal Security Mouse with Biometric Fingerprint and Nano Technology
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing this IOGEAR Personal Security Mouse that allows you to secure your computer
and sensitive files with the touch of a finger. In addition to using your own fingerprint to gain access to the
computer, our Personal Security software can use advanced encryption to prevent intruders from reading
your sensitive data even if your computer is lost or stolen. In addition, all your favorite website accounts can
be stored in an encrypted database and automatically filled in when you visit the site. All this without taking
any more desk or bag space than a normal mouse.
We hope that you will enjoy using your Personal Security Mouse and find it to be a useful solution.
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Table of Contents
Package Contents
Features
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Internet Explorer AutoLogin
SecureDisk
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Requirments
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File and Folder Encryption
IE AutoLogin Database Maanger
Resize SecureDisk
Introduction
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Driver Installation (Windows XP)
Driver Installation (Windows 2000)
Software Installation
User Setup
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Adding or Deleting Fingerprint Data
Changing Windows Login Settings
Screen Saver / Lock Settings
Quick Bar Auto Hiding
Windows Logon
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Package Contents
This package contains:
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1 USB Personal Security Mouse
1 User manual
1 Installation CD
1 Warranty/registration card
* If any items are damaged or missing, please contact your dealer.
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Features
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Allows the security of long passwords without ever having to type one
Keeps track of all your favorite internet accounts for you
Secures sensitive files even if the user is already logged on
Comfortable, compact, and accurate optical mouse design
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Requirements
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An available USB port
CD or DVD drive
Windows 2000 or XP
A working internet connection (for one-time activation only)
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Introduction
Most security measures make your computing experience more complicated and inconvenient. Your IOGEAR
Personal Security Mouse can provide you with extra security and actually make your life easier at the same
time. Gain access to your computer, or specific files, or an online account all with the swipe of one finger. All
your long, secure passwords are now safe and secure without needing any extra brain cells.
However, before you begin using your Personal Security Mouse, keep a few things in mind. The password
you use to log into Windows normally can always be used in place of your fingerprint. This means if your
mouse is broken or malfunctions you can continue using your computer normally, but it also means you must
still have one strong password memorized in case of emergency. Make sure each user account you are
securing has a valid password before installing.
Also remember that any files you encrypt are not portable. If you take a protected file off your computer you
will not be able to decrypt it, so make sure any backup solutions protect your entire installation of Windows
or store unprotected copies of your files. The Personal Security software is designed to secure your sensitive
data only while it is on your own computer.
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Driver Installation (Windows XP)
1. Insert the USB plug on your Personal Security
Mouse into an available USB port on the
computer. A window will appear with the
Found New Hardware Wizard. If asked
whether to connect to Windows Update to find
drivers, choose No, not this time and click the
Next button to continue. In some cases this
question will be skipped and the wizard will
start with the next screen.
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2. When you see the following screen, simply
insert the driver CD and the drivers will be
found automatically.
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3. You may see a warning that the drivers have
not passed the Windows Logo certification
process. Click Continue Anyway to proceed
with installation.
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4. Driver installation for your mouse should now be
complete. Click Finish to close the wizard.
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Driver Installation (Windows 2000)
1. Insert the USB plug on your Personal Security
Mouse into an available USB port on the
computer. A window will appear with the
Found New Hardware Wizard. Click Next to
continue.
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2. Leave the first option selected and click Next
to let Windows choose the type of driver that
is installed.
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3. On the next screen make sure CD-ROM drives
is selected, then click Next to begin the search.
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4. The wizard will find a suitable driver on the CD
and confirm that it is the one you want. Click
Next to continue.
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5. When installation is complete, click Finish to
close the wizard.
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Software Installation
1. Open the My Computer window and then the
D: drive (or whatever letter represents your
CD-ROM drive). Run the setup.exe file from the
CD. The install wizard for the Personal Security
Software will appear. Click Next to continue.
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2. You must read and agree to the software
license to continue installation. Click Next
when you have done this.
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3. Choose a folder to install the software into,
or click Next to accept the standard location.
When the software has finished installing it will
immediately begin the user setup process (see
the next section of the manual).
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User Setup
1. You will need to perform the following steps
once for each user account on the computer
that you would like to secure using a fingerprint.
Setup will begin automatically for the user that
installs the software, but all other users can set
up their account by clicking on the Personal
Security menu icon by the clock in the taskbar.
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2. The first step in securing an account is to
enter the account password into the Personal
Security software. This password must match
the one you normally use to log into Windows.
If you do not wish to use your fingerprint to
log into your computer uncheck the checkbox
for Use as Windows Login. Click OK when
finished.
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3. Next you must store at least one of your
fingerprints in the software. Click on the finger
you wish to scan and click Next.
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4. You will be prompted to swipe your finger
across the sensor at least three times to get a
good reading. Use a smooth, even movement
and draw the finger or thumb back towards
yourself while applying steady pressure to the
sensor. Each swipe should take around a full
second or more to complete. When three
valid readings have been collected you will be
returned to the fingerprint registration screen.
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5. Fingers with a green highlight have fingerprint
data stored. Click another finger and Next to
scan it as well. This can be very useful if your
preferred finger becomes unreadable due to
a cut or bandage. If you would like to delete
data for a finger, simply click on it and choose
Delete this finger. Note that you must leave at
least one print per user. Click Finish when you
are finished storing fingerprints.
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6. If this is the first time you have run the user
setup after installation, you will be prompted to
restart your computer now. Click Yes to restart
and activate the changes to the login software
or click No if you would rather wait.
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7. After your next restart, you will be prompted to
enter the serial code from the sticker on the
bottom of the mouse. Make sure that you
include hyphens and capital letters as needed.
Click Activate to register your software
automatically (an internet connection is
required to complete this activation).
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Windows Logon
1. If you choose to use the Windows Logon
feature of the Personal Security mouse, you
will see a screen like this one when first starting
your computer. If you do not see this screen,
make sure your Personal Security mouse is
plugged in or press control-alt-delete to log
in normally using a password instead of a
fingerprint.
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2. Normally you will simply swipe your finger
across the mouse when you are presented with
the Windows Logon screen. If that fingerprint
has been registered in the Personal Security
software, you will automatically log into the
user account it is registered for. You do not
need to choose a user first, nor do you need to
specify which finger you are scanning.
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3. If you are having trouble scanning your
fingerprint or have not yet set up a fingerprint
for a user account, you can always log into an
account manually by pressing Cancel, then
typing in the name and password for the
appropriate user.
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Internet Explorer AutoLogin
1. Your Personal Security software can
remember login information for all of your
favorite websites. To set up this feature for a
website, simply type the account information
into the web page normally but do not sign
in yet.
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2. Next click the icon for the Personal Security
software icon by the clock on your taskbar.
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3. You will be prompted to identify yourself using
one of the stored fingerprints for this user.
Swipe the appropriate finger across the sensor
on the mouse.
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4. From the IE AutoLogin menu, choose the
option to Save ID and Password. This will add
the account information to an encrypted
database for future use on this website. On
your next visit to the site, you will be
immediately prompted to scan your finger.
When you do so, the login information will be
typed in for you automatically.
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SecureDisk
1. Your Personal Security software includes a
virtual disk that is not accessible without your
fingerprint or password. The contents are
encrypted on the fly, so you can access the
contents with any program as if it were a
normal disk once you unlock it. As with all
features of your Personal Security mouse, start
by clicking the icon in the tray area by
the clock.
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2. You will be prompted to identify yourself using
one of the stored fingerprints for this user.
Swipe the appropriate finger across the sensor
on the mouse to gain access to the main menu,
or click Password to gain access by entering
your account information manually.
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3. When the menu opens, point to the SecureDisk
option and select Unlock Drive.
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4. Your secure disk is now available under the
drive letter P: by default. You can open or save
files to this drive as if it were a floppy disk, zip
disk, or thumb drive.
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5. When you are done using the secure disk,
you may lock it to ensure no one can view or
modify the contents. To do so, simply open
the Personal Security software, point to the
SecureDisk option and select Lock Drive.
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File and Folder Encryption
1. If moving files into the secure disk is not
convenient, you may encrypt them directly
using a right-click. With the Personal Security
software installed, any file or folder in Windows
will have an option to encrypt it in place. You
will need to validate each encrypt/decrypt
action by swiping your fingerprint normally.
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2. When a file has been encrypted you can see a
red padlock stamped onto the normal file icon.
It will no longer be readable if copied off your
computer, and even someone who is logged
onto your computer cannot open the file
without your fingerprint.
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3. Normally you can open and decrypt a file at the
same time by simply double-clicking on it.
However, if you wish to decrypt a file without
opening it, there is an option to do so by
right-clicking the file again.
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4. If you wish to encrypt an entire folder, you may
do so with a right-click as well. The folder icon
will have a red padlock to show that files inside
are protected.
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5. To decrypt individual files within a protected
folder, you can simply drag them outside the
folder. As usual, your fingerprint is required to
perform the operation.
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6. If you would no longer like a folder and
everything inside to be encrypted, right-click
the folder itself and choose the Decrypt Folder
option. All contents will be restored to normal.
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IE AutoLogin Database Manager
1. You may change the behavior of the AutoLogin
feature using the Database Manager. As with
all features of your Personal Security mouse,
start by clicking the icon in the tray area by the
clock. Swipe your finger to access the main
menu.
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2. Under the IE AutoLogin menu, choose the
AutoLogin Database Manager.
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3. From here you can see the websites that are
currently set up for automatic login, along with
the account information stored for each site.
You can cancel the AutoLogin feature for a site
by selecting it from the list and clicking Delete.
You may also turn on automatic submitting
here. When this box is checked your account
information will not only be filled in
automatically, but also sent immediately
afterward.
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Resize SecureDisk
1. By default the secure disk for each user can
hold up to 128 MB of data. If you would like to
expand the disk simply bring up the Personal
Security software, and choose Resize from the
SecureDisk menu.
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2. You may change the size of the drive by
dragging the slider or by typing in an exact size
specified in megabytes. The space used by
the secure drive is taken from your C: drive and
immediately unavailable for other purposes, so
pay attention to the available free space on your
computer. Click Resize when you are ready to
apply the changes.
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3. All data on the secure drive will be preserved
during the resize process. Click OK once the
change is complete.
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Adding or Deleting Fingerprint Data
1. Due to either preference or necessity, you may
wish to change which finger is used when
accessing your Personal Security software.
Start by clicking the icon in the tray area by
the clock.
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2. You will be prompted to identify yourself using
one of the stored fingerprints for this user.
Swipe the appropriate finger across the
sensor on the mouse to gain access to the
main menu, or click Password to gain access
by entering your account information manually.
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3. The Fingerprint Registration option is in the
User Settings menu of your Personal Security
software.
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4. As before, click an unused finger and Next to
begin scan in fingerprint data for that finger, or
click a stored fingerprint (highlighted in green)
and choose Delete this finger to remove all
data for that finger. You must leave at least one
fingerprint per user. Click Finish when you are
finished storing fingerprints.
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Changing Windows Login Settings
1. Your Personal Security software stores the
name and password for your Windows account
and lets you log into your computer with a
swipe of a finger. If you decide you would
rather log into the computer normally you can
do so using the Windows Login setting option
under User Settings.
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2. By unchecking the box marked Use as
Windows Login you will restore the normal
login procedure on your computer. This screen
may also be used to update the password
stored in the Personal Security software if the
password for your Windows account is
accidentally changed.
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Screen Saver / Lock Settings
1. By default your Personal Security software will
lock the computer whenever your screensaver
is activated, as well as when you press the
Pause/Break key on your keyboard. If you
would like to change these settings, open the
Screen Saver Lock setting option under User
Settings.
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2. Here you may change the hotkey used to lock
your computer and enable or disable automatic
locking when your screensaver activates.
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Quick Bar Auto Hiding
1. By default the Personal Security software will
remain open until you select an option or click
the X in the top right to close it. You can turn
on the Auto Hiding feature if you prefer that the
menu close itself when unused. The Quick Bar
Auto Hiding feature can be found under User
Settings.
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2. Simply uncheck the box and choose the delay
you prefer. If the mouse cursor leaves the
menu for that number of seconds, the menu
will close itself.
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Contact
IOGEAR, INC.
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Irvine, CA 92618
P 949.453.8782
F 949.453.8785
Visit us at: www.iogear.com
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the information presented in this document. All information furnished here is for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice.
IOGEAR, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies or errors that may appear in this document.
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