USB Flash Drives

Technical name: USB flash drive

Common name: Memory stick

A local storage device would be anything that is used to record and store data (music, text files, photos, etc.) on an electronic device, and that is also directly connected to that device. Some examples would be the hard drive on your computer, a usb drive, and a memory card for a game console.

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The computer looks at the file extension and based on the set up uses the appropriate program to open the file. In this case the extension is .doc or .docx, so it uses Word. If it doesn't know what program it should use, it will ask you to select the appropriate program. It will also give you the option to make that the default next time it sees that extension.

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a program use to edit or create videos/flash movies

A wireless flash drive gives you internet connection to all connected devices. These flash drives can be reused on charging to provide streaming.

both of them are random access memories

Load or reload the drivers for the device.

Determine if it is formatted properly for your computer.

Check to see if it works in another computer and connect any other device to the USB port (the one that the drive doesn't work in) to see if the port is good.

You can safely use your 3.0 external hard drive with your 2007 HP laptop. However, data transfer will be slow as you will not be able to utilize the 3.0 speed.

Ask your technology coordinator to temporarily override the block or use it on an administrative account for you to get the data off.

backward compatible

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one character = 1 byte

write abcd......z in notepad and save it to your desktop in filename xyz.txt

Now right click on file xyz.txt and click on property, u will notice that file size will be 26 bytes...because we have 26 characters in english letter, and computer requires 1 byte per character.

space also requires 1 byte

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Do you mean uninstalling the U3 partition of the flash drive so its just used for memory? If that's the case, Ive already done that on a few drives. What you need to do is open the U3 Launchpad menu, go to Settings > U3 Launchpad Settings > Then on the right side of the window that pops up click Uninstall. Then click the 'Uninstall U3 Launchpad' button. That will uninstall the U3 software from the flash drive and give you all memory to that flash drive for storing files. Good luck!

You can probably take the drive out of the USB 2 enclosure and put it in a USB 3 enclosure giving you the benefit of the newer spec and electronics. This will not make the drive behave any different itself (won't spin faster etc.), but you will have the faster 3.0 interface, and thus thoughput. The drive itself is not the performance bottleneck (not by any stretch), but rather the USB interface.

Happy speedups!!

All USB flash drives (also known as thumb drives, pen drives, etc) are used as you would use the internal hard-drive inside your computer. Such flash drives come in many styles and capacities, and files can be written to, deleted from, and formatted as you would to hard-drives. It is advised that flash drives are unmounted before being removed to ensure all writing is complete and to avoid possible corrupting of the flash drive.

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Well depending on what usb ports it has usb 3 ports are the best to use.

No, I tried yesterday and you need an SDcard

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Well if you force it well it stuffs it and i dont know why it doesn't read disks either so sorry. :)

I think you will firstly have to download the song on to your computer and then transfer it to the USB device.

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