Mine does it, too. The flashes are a series, decodable just like the self-diagnostic codes from the Check Engine light: a series of flashes, a pause, and then a second series of flashes, a longer pause, repeat. I have been unable to findany information as to what the codes are or mean. However, usually it means that the AWD computer is not receiving a signal from one or more of the wheel sensors. Check the wiring to ensure that there are no breaks.
Flash is just a name of having your files with you in a "Flash." And Drive is just a word of putting something into the computer. (Kind of like Driving it Into a Computer)
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.
how to put information on a flash drive how to put information on a flash drive
You can't. You have to buy a 16gb flash drive.
To store small (or sometimes large, depending on the storage capacity,) amounts of data, such as programs or program files, documents, or videos (hence the name, "flash drive").
To store small (or sometimes large, depending on the storage capacity,) amounts of data, such as programs or program files, documents, or videos (hence the name, "flash drive").
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.
Flash disk is a storage while flash drive is a path.
USB flash drive,Hard disk drive
It depends on the flash drive you have. I have heard of flash drives as large as 256GB, but there may be larger drives available now. Look at your flash drive; it should have the capacity printed on the drive. Sometimes the capacity is on a small label stuck to the drive somewhere. If there are no markings on the drive, you will need to put it in a computer and read the capacity. However, be careful if you do not know where the drive has been. You could infect your computer with malware just by inserting the drive in your computer (especially if it is a USB drive).
USB is not a flash drive. A flash drive is so called because it uses flash memory that retains data with no power.
USB Flash Drives are called thumb drives