you use a USB by pluging it on your computer or laptop .then click on computer and click removable disk. and when u do choice the application and then your USB is installed :)
Well depending on what usb ports it has usb 3 ports are the best to use.
Yes. If you do not have a version of Windows 95 that supports USB directly, you can still use a USB keyoboard by enabling "Legacy USB support" in your computer's BIOS.
On one side is a USB and the other has a mini USB
You should be able to
usb
You Plug a USB mouse into a USB Drive in the laptop, and now you can use your usb mouse with your laptop for anything.
old ones use LPT or Printer Port and new ones use USB
You can't use the R4 cart itself as a USB storage device; however, you can use the Micro SD card and adapters that come with it as one.
A keyboard which is connected to the computer by use of a USB cable
You need a 'normal' USB A to USB Mini-B cable.
You plug in your USB where it says USB plugin. Then everything else is self explanatory.
To verify USB devices on your Linux system, you can use the command lsusb, which lists all connected USB devices. Additionally, you can use dmesg | grep -i usb to view kernel messages related to USB devices, which can provide information about the newly connected device. For more detailed information about a specific device, you can also check /dev/bus/usb/ or use usb-devices, which gives a comprehensive overview of USB devices and their attributes.