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Instructions For Loading Your Information Onto The USB File.

If you've purchased The I.C.Emergency usb and you don't know how to access the file, here are some easy and simple steps to follow.

Just insert it into your computer's usb port- connector pins facing up.

Make sure you plug it in the right way up/in because it can fit both ways. 

For Mac users, an icon labelled Emergency will appear on your desktop. Simply double click the icon, then when the file appears, double click the file to open it. If an icon doesn't show, you've probably inserted it the wrong way up/in.

WINDOWS USERS. USE the WORDPAD PRPGRAM to open the text file. You don't need Word. If you have any difficulty locating or loading the info onto your usb, firstly ensure the usb is plugged in the right way up (it can be inserted both ways). Re Windows versions, if an icon does not apear- to find the usb Google e.g. Find USB Windows 10 

Here's a quick guide to find the usb in Windows 7, 8 and 10 

To open DISK management of Windows 8 or 10, Right mouse button click the START button and select DISK Management. Look for your external drives, The usb is labelled Emergency.

Double click that and you'll see a file called Emergency.rtf. Double click that file. 

On Windows 7 press Windows+R to open the Run dialog, type dskmgmt.msc into it and press Enter. The examine the list of disks in the DISK Management window and look for your external usb drive labelled Emergency.

Type your details into the file.

I STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU DROP A PHOTO OF YOURSELF ONTO THE USB FILE.  

Then click FILE, then select SAVE.

Close the file when you've finished entering your details. then go back to your File Manager and right mouse click. Select Eject drive. 

NOTE: The file can be easily printed out as it works on any type of computer or operating system

This is how the Round Key Ring USB Reveals the Connector.