USB Flash Drives

This is caused by a flaw in WindowsXP. Note this is only for XP and does not apply to Windows98. WindowXP ignores mapped drives and assigns F to the flash device which is already assigned to the network. This causes both the flash device and the network to fail. To remedy the situation you need to remap the flash device.

Right click on My Computer

Choose Manage from the menu

Double click on Storage in the right window pane

Double click on Disk Management(Local) in the right window pane

Find the USB device you have installed and right click

Choose Change Drive Letter and Paths from the menu

Click the Change button and pick a drive letter that is not in use (S and R and good choices)

Click OK and exit the Disk Management program

You have have to do this only once per device per port. This means if you plug the same device into 3 different USB ports you will have to remap 3 times. Windows will remember the device settings after you set the drive letter once.

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yes, Ive done it several times. If your tv has a usb port you can plug a flash drive or an external hard drive into it. I can even browse the folders and files with my tv remote. I download movies to the drive and plug it into the tv and watch the movies. I didnt know it was possible until I tried it .

No, however the site flashflashrevolution.com was "down" due to legal, copyright, and personal issues between the administrators of the site. The site was down from around Christmas of 2009 to the late autumn of 2010. The site as of right now (3/28/2011) is currently up and running and is functioning as normal.

g2 usb is actually supported by 2.0 and 1.1 port that's why it is called g2 usb

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first you click on file. Then, you click save as. After that click my computer, look for your flash drive, open the file, and save.you have to do alot with this i had to play with it for a while

Approximately how many hard-copy pages of documents could be stored on the flash drive by an employee.

A USB can store anything that can be represented by a computer file, so yes.

In the same way you do when you download movie on your hard drive. Save or Save as... choose folder on your flash drive, press OK.

by deleting stuff

In it's day, SCSI was a great, high-speed disk interface. Today, IDE has pretty much taken over and SCSI isn't really worth the effort that it takes to support it. However, SCSI does have an option for an external connection.

USB is an acronym for Universal Serial Bus and it's a great way to interconnect devices with your computer.

Each USB device is SUPPOSED to have a built in identification code that allows the computer to identify what it's talking to. Drivers are available, either built in to Windows, Apple or Linux systems, downloadable across the internet or included with the device when you buy it.

Most USB devices are truly "universal".

To transcend means to go beyond the limit or surpass something. An example sentence would be: It is always best to transcend the typical limits of thinking.

Nope, there are lots of different kinds

Any digital file which is small enough to be held on the file system and smaller than its capacity eg- 8GB drive running on fat32 file system has a maximum individual file size of 4GB. You cannot store a file larger than 4 GB on FAT32 system, so any file smaller than 4GB can be stored. Just put the file on and your computer will tell you if it is too large.

If you mean a USB device, no sorry

Answer how to unprotecte media on your memory card

you have to move the file to your computer 1st from your flash drive. then you should be able to install

Not presently. The biggest flash drives are usually never bigger than 2 GB, and movies are usually 2 or more GB dpending on format.

Transfer the executable file hosting the virus from the PC to the flash drive.

In the latest version 1.1.1 of USB Security, you still can't retrieve your password for a protected USB. There isn't any "backdoor" in USB Security. If you have forgotten your password,YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO UNPROTECT YOUR USB DRIVES. In this situation, you have to format your entire USB drive to unprotect it. But doing this will lose all your data.

Sounds like its working to me. Just click on the removable disk to open the flash drive files. Is this some kind of trick question? (aka nothing is wrong)

USB flash drives hold large amounts of information due to the advances in silicon technology. The storage inside the flash drive is very small and dense. This allows the manufacturer to build a small flash drive that can store gigabytes of data.

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As long as you keep it safe, like as long as you don't scratch it up, lose it, or break it, it'll last for a life time :)