How do you access the private zone when there is no icon to do so

Yes, he can. Handicapped zones are designated by the city in which you live, private lot or otherwise.

It has to do with your travel destination time zones.
Perhaps, without knowing you did setup your camera to go to different places (time zones) and you did switch to another zone. Just switch back to the home zone.
See the manual under time zones.

After you press the reset. Your laptop has to be physically connected to the router to configure it

Open your web browser, type in "192.168.1.1" and login using username and password.
In "Basic setup" DHCP Server should be "Enabled"
Enter "Domain name" Name your private network
Set the starting IP address - Enter 10 ( any low number)
Set time zone
Save Settings ( button at bottom of page )
Under Advance Routing, set Operating mode as "Router"
Save Settings
WIRELESS TAB
Wireless - set to MIXED
Wireless network name - same as domain name
Select a wireless channel (default is 6)
Wireless SSID Broadcast - ENABLE
Save Settings
Wireless Security tab
Select WEP
Default transmit Key - select 1
Enter a pass phrase to generate a security code, click on Generate

WRITE DOWN THE PASSKEY ( aka, Security code)
KEY 1 should have this PASSKEY entered.
SAVE SETTINGS
On your laptop, right click on the icon for the wireless on the task bar, select "View available networks"

Select your network, it should prompt you for the passkey, you will need to enter it twice

You must enter the password by double clicking the Vsafe file on the USB drive.

You need to configure the router for internet access. If you are on Cable ISP, you need to do MAC Cloning. If you are on DSL ISP, you need to configure the router for PPPoE. Normally, the router's setup CD can guide on how to do it.

click on START, choose control panel, click on user accounts near the bottom of choices, and set up a 'guest account'. Or another user with personal icon and password. assuming you have the 'administrator' passworded access to the laptop. your 'guest', or new non-administrative access member will have no rights to access your private files, unless you choose to share them. this is for XP.
good luck!

Hi khurramrkt,

From the link below, locate your Data Traveler and download a new copy of the security software for it. Use the new copy to access the private zone which is probably where the missing 2GB is at.

http://www.kingston.com/support/USBFLASHDRIVES/default.asp

Kingston Tech Support

Hi furgan_138,

Did it appear to compete the password creation successfully? When you create a password on these drives it actually splits the storage area into two peices. A public zone and a private zone (private zone is the area that is password protected). Perhaps you seleted as much as you could for the private zone and the 18MB is actually the public zone you are seeing. Try logging in and check what capacity you see on the private zone.

Kingston Tech Support

If you forget your 4-digit code
If you forget your password, to clear the current
password, follow the procedure below.
1. Display Setup menu then select an 1 level icon.
2. Use the Number buttons to enter the 6-digit
number “210499”.
3. Select [Yes] then press ENTER. The 4-digit
password is cleared. Enter a new code.

the laptop /desktop u r looging in to ur log on id should have admin rights.
If u have admin rigts then with the kingston u must have got an exe where u should be able to set public and private zone.
public zone can be access by any one but the provate zone requires password.

Once u click the exe u should be presented by the slider and password to set the public and private zone ..... Be careful if u r sliding it then this may result in data loss .
This is how u adjust whether u want public or private.
Slide it all the way and make it public and log off.