USB Flash Drives

If it doesn't say on the USB itself then stick it in your computer and look at the capacity under My Computer. Note that Windows uses a binary system so it will appear slightly less than its advertised capacity (eg. 8GB will show up at around 7.8GB)

yes it is a source of hardware it's also called usb stick which stores portable hard-ware. :)

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.

Depends on if the drive was powered on or not. If not you can wait awhile for it to dry out, or even better spray it off with compressed air to dry it out. DO NOT turn it back on or it will fry.

If the drive was on when it fell in the water, you'll just have to dry it out and see if it still works.

Electronics are washed with water as part of the manufacturing process; the key is that they aren't powered on. Wet electronics with power applied makes for lots of short circuits and that causes damage.

Often, downloading the Chipset for your PC and mainboard will solve USB Driver problems, some times also Windows Update. If you are trying to install an external device you might need the drivers from the manufacturers website or the following DVD's. You can check devices and settings from 'Device Manager'.

A magnetic drive stores data on a rotating platter using magnetism. A solid state drive is all electronic and uses neither magnetism nor moving parts.

The primary advantages are that solid state drives can be faster, use less power and survive physical shocks, like dropping it on the floor, that would kill a magnetic drive.

you can buy one at walmart, target, or radio shack.

"30 pin DVI" is actually called M1 (also known as EVC or P&D cables) and is commonly used for projectors.

Here's where I go for cables:
http://www.cablestogo.com/product_list.asp?cat_id=3204

Some viruses are programmed to replicate themselves onto external storage media by sending files through the USB port. These files usually have hidden and system attributes, making them invisible to the user.

Yes: All USB ports work the same way.

Someone looking to find information about Flash Player 9 software can find it online. Flash Player 9 software information can be found on the adobe site, the flash player download site and many other flash player sites.

Start ->Run -> Cmd .Hit enter button.

Then command prompt will appears on the screen.By using format command you can format your PenDrive.

Then type format j: /FS:FAT32 Here j is a drive letter.

To answer this correctly, you'll need to supply some additional details.

Does your headset have a USB connection (you mentioned accidentally plugging them into the usb port).

OR does your headset have 3.5 jack(s), for listen and (if it has a microphone), one for speaking.

If your headset is USB and you plugged it into the front of your computer, try to plug it into the back in one of the other USB ports and see if you get the same results.

Also, if you have lots of other items plugged into other USB Ports, the alert/error simply means it's "overloaded". Try disconnecting all but the required devices (keyboard and mouse, if applicable), reboot, and try your headphones again.

If this works, then your computer simply doesn't have enough power to manage all of your USB devices.

In this case, you can purchase a Powered USB Hub, which actually plugs into a wall socket, giving power to the USB devices you'll plug into it.

If none of these options work, please reply, and we'll try some other neat tricks.

Good Luck!

Additional details (By: Stoxvell):

My headphones have three features: 1- A sound cord that plugs into the sound place(Not sure what it's called). 2- A speech cord that plugs into the speech place(Not sure what it's called either). 3- A mic for speaking into. I accidentally plugged the sound cord into the USB port and the a popup in the bottom right corner of the screen appeared saying something like, "WARNING!! A USB port has overloaded!" and then I think it also might have said, "Please check that your devices are working properly," but I'm not sure. That's all there is to it. Oh and don't forget that each of the headphones (the things that let you hear the sound) are the round kind that are connected by a by a plastic band that can extend and detract to fit your head. There is also a little sound control box on the cord where the cords for speech and hearing meet. I hope that's enough details. Now for the question I meant to ask: Is it possible to fix the sound on my headphones?

It means that the thumb drive houses a total memory of 256MegaBytes. However, don't be fooled into thinking you can put 256MB of information on it. The drive takes up some of the memory for software that it uses to "know what do" as a thumb drive.

MiniDV video is captured to a computer in real-time as it is played back on the camcorder.

A Firewire DV card is by far the best to use, it was designed for video and has a vary high transfer rate, make sure your camera has firewire, a lot of time it is marked as DV out. You can also add a firewire card to your computer fairly easily. Search for 'PCI firewire card' for desktop computers and "PCMCIA firewire card'

USB won't work because the transfer rate is not fast enough.

Another option is to use a professional video transfer service. They use super high quality audio cables that connect miniDV decks to high quality video cards directly. This would get you the best quality. StashSpace.Com offers this transfer service for $6.95 a tape.

If your pen drive was USB2, and you incorrectly disconnected it (withouth using the taskbar icon), you may have damaged it. Many of those damaged pen drives still works ok if they are connected with USB 1 interface. try disabling USB2 in your bios, restart your operative system, and if still not detected your pen drive, try making OS detect new hardware or hardware changes (to crange usb2 drivers to usb1 drivers). This trick rescue many electrically broken pendrives.

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You can't. You have to buy a 16gb flash drive.

CE stands for Consumer Electronics and it a an external HDD.

NetBooks will have maximum memory capacity of appro 32GB. That's why yr uncle would ve bought dat too

You don't use the Apple USB cable. This is for syncing with a computer. You need to purchase an iPad HDMI or VGA adapter, and connect it with those cables.

Let's see. Take 10,000 times 75 % and it equals 10,000 times .75 which equals 7,500 watts or 7.5kW.

Yes. Though depending on what type of computer u hav it can a pain. It is compatible with garage banf

Put your USB in your computer. Have the website link open and simply highlight the link, click and drag into the USB folder. The next person to use your USB will simply click on this link or type it in the url bar and theyll find it.

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