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The answer to this question lies within your OS (Operating System). If you have Windows XP, plug your flash drive directly into any available USB port on your PC (Personal Computer), then double-click "My Computer". There should be an extra drive letter listed to represent your flash drive. I believe the same goes for Windows ME & Macintosh. I do know however that Windows '98 requires driver software to make a flash drive recognize. It is recommended to first install the software, reboot, then plug in the flash drive upon bootup. Should this order not be followed, problems may occur when attempting to recognize, store or retrieve data.
Install the USB Flash Drive:
Plug the USB flash drive into a free USB port on your laptop (it is an approximately 1/2" slot, either on the side or back of the laptop).
Windows XP operating system should recognize it. It may ask you what you want to do with it. Select "Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer" and click OK.
Operating system should assign it a drive letter (see the title of the Windows Explorer window that opens).
Use the USB Flash Drive:
In Windows Explorer, click Folders button on the menu bar to show the installed drives on the left pane of the screen.
To copy a file from c:\ (hard drive) to flash drive:
Find the file you wish to copy on the c:\ drive.
Right-click it and select Copy.
Right-click the location on the new drive where you wish to paste the file, and select Paste.
(File should now appear in desired location.)
Uninstall the USB Flash Drive:
Close Windows Explorer and any applications (MS Word) that may be using the flash drive.
In the lower right corner of the screen is the System Tray. In it is an icon that when moused over reads "Safely Remove Hardware". Click this icon once to display list of devices installed.
Click the device you wish to remove (probably e:\ drive, will probably be described as a mass storage device).
Notification will appear in the lower right corner saying that it is safe to remove the drive.
(If you open Windows Explorer at this point, it should no longer show this drive in the drive list.)
How do you copy flash drive?
Insert the flash for recognition by the computer. Usually a window will open by itself showing contents of flash. If space permits, open another file and copy what you will by "Drag and drop" or right click "send to" and highlight the flash. Most blink to show files being copied. If it is full, can transfer by "Drag and drop" to the computer of highlight what you want to delete and hit "delete". Sometimes must also erase from recycle file to get rid of items.
More Information:
Your best bet is going to be following the instructions that come with your flash drive. If you haven't bought one yet and are just curious do a Google.com search for "flash drive" and look through the results for a computer or tech site where you can read about them.
How To Use a USB Flash Drive
First, if you don't already have one, buy a USB flash Drive.
Second, put the flash drive into the USB slot. Choose what picture, music, e.t.c that you want to transfer to another computer. Then you notice that the USB icon appeared on your desktop, you drag your picture, music, e.t.c to that icon. Now you have uploaded your picture, music, e.t.c to your Flash Drive.
Third, on your keyboard in the top right corner you notice the eject button. Click it and then take out your Flash Drive.
Fourth, put the Flash Drive into the other computer, and you notice -once again-the USB icon on your desktop. Now double click the icon and CONGRATS! You now have your picture, music, e.t.c. And you can download it to your hard drive by dragging it to a Folder of your choice. NOTE: DO NOT take out your Flash Drive without pressing the eject button.
a USB flash drive works just like an external hard drive only it is smaller, cheaper, and sometimes has less space the hard drives do.
You put it in the computer, and then soon after that the computer should recognize that it is there, and bring up a window with the contents of the Flashdrive in it.
you put it in the computer this widow comes up and it will tell u the rest.
it lets you save just about anything and as much as you want depending on how many gig's
a usb flashdrive allows you to transfer things saved on your to other computers through a usb port
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How do you convert a 2GB flash drive into a 16GB flash drive?
You can't. You have to buy a 16gb flash drive.
How do you transfer data from one flash drive to another one?
To transfer information from a flash drive to another flash drive the information must be uploaded to a computer from flash drive A then uploaded from the computer to flash drive B.
Is a flash drive read only or read write?
You can write to a flash drive and read data from the flash drive. It acts the same as a miniature hard drive, just like the one on your computer. It uses flash memory, hence the name flash drive.
Does the XBOX360 require a certain flash drive?
No, it does not need a flash drive.
Is a flash drive storage?
Yes, a flash drive stores information.
What is another name for flash memory drive?
flash memory drive
Is a flash drive considered hardware or software?
A flash drive is hardware.
Does a 64MB flash drive more or less space than a 64GB flash drive?
1GB is equal to 1024MB so a 64MB flash drive has less space than a 64GB flash drive.
How do you download flash drive on apple computer?
Open up the Flash Drive from the desktop, create a new folder out of the flash drive, select the files in the Flash Drive, then drag-and-drop the files into the folder.
What is the difference between a flash drive and a flash player?
A flash drive is solid state drive that is intended to store data. A flash player is a software program that plays videos in a flash video format.
How do you change Raw formatted flash drive into a FAT32 flash drive and there isn't any information on the flash drive to save?
simply reformat
How do you use on a flash drive in a sentence?
You could say " I just put it on the flash drive."
