How to uninstall the Reader Digital Book USB drivers in the Windows operating system.

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Connect your Reader Digital Book to the computer.
Click Start and then click Control Panel.
In the Control Panel window, click System.
The next step will depend on your operating system:
Windows® XP operating system:
Click the Hardware Tab and then click the Device Manager button.
Windows Vista® and Windows® 7 operating system:
In the left pane, click Device Manager.
Click the plus sign in front of Universal Serial Bus controllers.
Click to select USB Mass Storage Device.
NOTE: If there is more than one USB Mass Storage Device in the list, you can determine which one is the Reader device by disconnecting and then reconnecting it from the computer. When you do this, make note of which device was removed and then added to the list.
On the menu, click Action and then click Uninstall.
In the Confirm Device Uninstall box, click OK.
Disconnect the Reader Digital Book from the computer.

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To transfer books from a computer to the Reader Digital Book, you must authorize the Reader Digital Book to your account. Authorization links your Reader to your eBook Store account, allowing books purchased from the eBook Store to be transferred to the authorized Reader. You can authorize up to six devices to a single account.
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How to charge the Reader Digital Book.

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Follow these guidelines when charging your Reader Digital Book:
If you charge via a USB connection and leave your Reader Digital Book connected to the computer to charge and the computer goes into sleep/hibernation, charging will stop and the red charge indicator on the Reader will turn off. If left connected, your battery may begin to discharge. To avoid this, turn off any sleep/hibernation settings while charging or set your sleep or hibernation settings to come on after your Reader Digital Book has been charged and then disconnect it from the computer once charging has completed.
If possible charge the Reader device using an AC Adapter (optional for some models). When using the AC adapter to charge your Reader device, depending on your model, you with either see a lightning bolt symbol that appears next to the battery icon [FIG. 1] or a battery icon with an arrow [FIG. 2] that appears in the lower-right corner of the display of your Reader device. This is an indication that it is connected to AC power and is charging the battery properly. If the symbol is not present, double check the AC Adapter to ensure that your Reader device is properly connected. This symbol does not appear while charging via a USB connection.
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How to safely disconnect the Reader Digital Book from the computer after using it with the Reader Library software.

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WARNING: The Reader device should never be ejected under the following conditions or permanent damage to the Reader device may occur:
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