USB Flash Drives

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This is a common problem. I use HP Express and Olympics Master. With both of those programs, I just pressed continue for every picture, and then I got all the pictures with no problems! If you have 250 pictures with write-protect on them, you will have to press "continue" 250 times! But this is the only way I figured out to get the pictures without dumping them or the card. Other "experts" said this from Google and http://www.stevesforums.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=99036&forum_id=22

A USB SD card reader is a device that will read an SD card (like the ones used in cameras and PDAs) and send the information to the computer via USB. They will usually read other cards too.

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The amount of write and erase cycles on a USB flash drive will depend on the flash drive. It is best to check with the manufacturer, because too many write and erase cycles can affect the length of time the flash drive will operate.

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They are both good enough with nothing to recommend either over the other.

Make sure you get the capacity you need and then by price.

It ushually costs between 8 or 9 dollars,

the advantages and disadvantages of using a jaz drive are... face. just face... write that on your exam paper and you will pass. example, "what is a jaz drive". a jaz drive is your face. it stores things like you mouth and eyes and helps them last longer.if you didnt have a face, women won't like you. thats what it is

USB Flash drives come in:

32MB

64MB

128MB

256MB

512MB

1GB

2GB

4GB

8GB

16GB

32GB

Some flash drives may have preloaded files or software, or even password protection. which could effect the actual capacity size of drive.

sorry to break your hopes but you cant it might be cool to have a software that may be able to do that but you still cant and if you cant find your flash then me and you are the same

you put it in the USB port located on the side of you hp

There are many other forms of storage these days such as:

A Portable Hard Drive - this connects to your PC via a USB cable usually.

Pros - You can get a lot of data for a reasonable price, eg a TB would cost around $100

They last for a long time and are very reliable.

Cons - They are quite bulky and not as easy to carry around as a USB

SD/Micro SD Cards - These are very similar to USB's and are normally the preferred data storage unit for cameras and some mobile phones.

Pros - They can be very small and still hold a decent amount of memory, eg 8GB would usually cost around $10-$15

Cons - Not many computers have a built in reader, so you will also need a Card Reader to transfer data to your PC.

On line storage - There are a number of on line websites that allow you to store data, pricing can vary massively from site to site, but there are many sites out there offering around 2GB of free storage.

Pros - You can access the site from any computer with internet access.

Cons - There is usually a monthly fee, so over time this can get quite expensive.

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You usually caan't copy the whole hard drive. Find the bits you really need to take with you, then providing you are on a PC and not an Apple product, select the files/folders you want to copy, press Ctrl+C or alternatively right click in the select and select copy, then open the USB Drive. Now either press Ctrl+V or right click in the USB Drive folder and select paste.

Nope, you should just get a bigger hard drive. If you don't want to just back up your files on your flash drive. External hard drives will also work if you need space, but a 120 GB hard drive runs around $40.00 - $70.00.

It sounds like the camera may have a fault; do the cards work plugged into other devices (your computer or another camera)? Is there an error number/message associated with the error? no error number just a flashing light and cf card error in the frame camera will not allow me to go in setup or do anything.

Non-erasable memory which can not be erased after the manufactured like ROM bcz at the time of manufactured ROM are programed .

erasable memory which can be remove or replaced by another content like EEPROM

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A flash drive can hold anywhere from 256 MB to 8 GB.

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Try installing it back into the camera and using the camera menu, find the unlock function.

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I've never appreciated a USB Broadband Modem. It has always been my belief, my knowledge in fact - knowing the technology involved - that the Modem (actually a Multi Modem/Demod insert) should/could be inside the computer (laptop or PC) encasements; an isolated board inset.

The multi-modem is an actuality that is kept away from the consumer market. Can you see yourself walking into Best Buy, and there being but one unit, that is the multi-modem available for sale? It is possible.

But better, that the multi-modem be inside the computer. Do away with all the "recycle-stuff-disposal" involving the multitude of modems currently sold. One unit - inside - is all that is needed.

That way you would not be paying lease for a $140.00 VoiP/Internet modem for ten years after that modem depreciated to zero dollars value in five years.

Comcast, Verizon et al should be reimbursing subscribers million$ for excess beyond depreciation lease fees.

Can't get any attorney/lawyers to take that on; they'd lose their free cable services in their offices.

It would be the computer that would generate the text - not the USB drive. You would need to write a piece of machine code program that detects when a device is plugged-in or removed from the USB socket.