USB Flash Drives

Yep it absolutely

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To remove write protection from an E7-00 device, you typically need to check for a physical write protection switch or jumper on the device and ensure it's set to the unlocked position. If no physical switch exists, you may need to access the device's settings through its software interface and disable write protection from there. Additionally, ensure that the device is not connected to a host that has write protection enabled. Always consult the manufacturer's documentation for specific instructions related to your model.

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Yes, putty.exe is a single executable file which requires no install.

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Yes, that is possible for an OS that is designed to be compact.

FE Ubuntu can be installed, and DamnSmallLinux (complete OS on a USB-drive) Just set the BIOS to the target drive (switch the C: to the usb-drive) and you are ready to go!

There are many reasons why your USB flash drive may be not recognised by your Mac, one of the following may apply;

- Incorrectly formatted flash drive

- Damaged flash module

- Corrupted data

- USB flash drive detection disabled on your account

You should try and use your flash drive on another computer to see if the problem lies with the flash drive, or your Mac. If the flash drive works on another computer, you should check your system permissions, contact your system administrator, or check that the actual flash drive isn't being detected using Disk Utility. If the flash drive does not work on another computer (try both Windows and Mac OS computers), the problem most likely lies in the flash drive itself and should probably be repaired and/or replaced.

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U plug it into one computer or whatever you want to get information out of, then you can view the files and put files or documents onto it and then you can take it out and put it into another computer and put anything from the flash drive onto it. So basically you take info from one machine and put it into another.

To revert and re-enable the drive access for removable USB mass storage device driver, change back the value data for Start to its original default of 3.

The change will take effect immediately to block any USB mass storage device such as USB flash drive, USB key and portable harddisk from been used in the system, while still allowing hardware components to work properly via USB connection. The hack works in most Windows operating system such as Windows Vista, XP, Windows Server 2008, 2003 and 2000.

For user who dare not to modify the registry manually, simply download the following registration entries file to enable or disable the USB drive. Extract the downloaded content in .ZIP format, and then double click on the .REG file to open and apply or merge the registry values to system.

Download DisableUSBDrive.reg

Download EnableUSBDrive.reg

IntelliAdmin also has a free tool named USB Drive Disabler that automatically change the registry key value accordingly to enable or disable the USB drives on Windows 2000, 2003, 2008, XP and Vista system with just one click. In Windows Vista, the program has to be run as administrator.

Select Disable USB Drives or Enable USB Drivers and then click on Apply to set the registry setting accordingly.

It depends upon the size that you backup. Typically it should be enough!

you're using virtual memory/a paging file

Toggle is the fastest type of MLC NAND by a considerable margin. There is a larger performance gap between toggle and synchronous than there is between synchronous and asynchronous.

Flash Drives have a disadvantage to their hard drive counterparts in that a flash drive's writing time is slower than a hard drive. As such, you will notice a slower upload onto your flash device. Keep in mind, though, that flash drives tend to read data quicker than hard drives.

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Each hard disk can only have one Drive letter. You can't have two drives labeled "C" for instance. However, if you are asking about a USB device getting the same letter, then the best way to make sure you get the same letter is to keep that device always connected. Once you disconnect such device, then all bets are off. Say that you have for example an external hard drive (assigned to F) and a USB flash drive (assigned to G). If you disconnect them both and tomorrow (or even today) you connect the USB flash drive first and the hard drive next, then the flash drive will get the letter F and the external hard drive will get the letter G. This is based on the fact that the computer assigns letters based on what is already connected and goes down the alphabet in order from there on regardless of what you connect next.

You cn add them anywhere, but you either must have a virtual disc drive or physical CD/DVD to burn it to to see them. Some programs are also available so you can view them alone, such as WinRar.

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The only real limit that would apply is the FAT32 partition size limit, which is about 2 TB. No Flash drive comes close to this size.