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Using the VB-C50i/VB-C50iR with Windows XP SP2...
If you use the VB Initial Setup Tool or VBCollector with Windows XP SP2, you will need to
change your Windows firewall settings on your PC.
VB Initial Setup Tool
If you installed the VB Initial Setup Tool on a PC with Windows XP SP2 and try to launch the
tool, you may encounter a “Windows Security Alert” dialog.
If the Windows Security Alert dialog appears, click
“
Unblock
”
. Once you click the Unblock
button, the dialog box will not be displayed again.
Settings are now complete.
VBCollector
If you installed the VBCollector on a PC with Windows XP SP2 and used the Automatic
Download by Notification function, please follow the procedures as described below.
After installation of the VBCollector:
1. From the Windows “Start” menu, launch the “Control Panel”.
2. In Control Panel, select “Windows Firewall”.
If Windows Firewall is not shown, select
“
Security Center
”
and then select
“
Windows
Firewall
”
.
3. In the Windows Firewall dialog box, select the “Exception” tab and then
click “Add Program”.
4. In the “Add a Program” dialog box, click “Browse”.
In the Browse dialog box, select the location where you installed the VBCollector and
enter the file name as “VBCICSM.exe”.
5. In the Windows Firewall dialog box, your program is now listed. Make
sure it is enabled (checked). Click “OK” to close the dialog box.
Settings are now complete.
If you finish setting the VB Initial Setup Tool (initial settings) or wish to stop the Automatic
Download by Notification function using VBCollector, we recommend you to restore your
Windows firewall settings on your PC.
1. Launch the Windows Firewall dialog box and then select the “Exception”
tab (Refer to 1, 2 and 3 processes of the “VBCollector” for details).
2. Select a program you wish to restore and click “Delete”.
VB Initial Setup Tool: VB Initial Setup Tool Ver. 2.1
VBCollector: VBCICSM.exe
3. A confirmation dialog appears. Click “Yes” to delete the program.
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