Help with USB memory stick

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  1. kayla_of_nosgoth

    kayla_of_nosgoth Level II

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    i just bought one incase anything happens to my compuer i dont want my files gone forever. i just bought it and it has no directions and i tried to google it but got no help (thats the first) i was wondering how you put files ON the stick
     
  2. Billy

    Billy Level IV

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    1. plug in the usb drive into an empty usb port on your computer
    2. if anything pops up about drivers, allow them to install, they are what lets the computer recognize the drive
    3. If the contents of the usb drive dont come in a popup, go to my computer, and look for removable storage
    4. Drag files/ folders into the folder and it will be saved to the drive.

    if that was too confusing, i can make a video of how to do it
     
  3. Virre

    Virre Level IV

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    Just put it in the usb port, go to "My computer" and you should see it.
    To actually put stuff on it, just click and drag like when you're moving it on your computer. It wil automatically create a copy of the object you're putting on your usb memory stick =)
    It's quite simple actually =)

    Edit; Billy_bob beat me to it :p
     
  4. kayla_of_nosgoth

    kayla_of_nosgoth Level II

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    no i understood ^^ thank you so much :D
     
  5. warbeak1245

    warbeak1245 Newbie

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    its just like using a normal drive or a cd drive, open up my computer and it is ur usb drive letter.
     
  6. yeng

    yeng Level III

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    if your using windows 98 you have to install driver for it but if your using xp or vista its just plug and play..
     
  7. palepink

    palepink Level IV

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    Be sure to use a reliable brand, or it might break. I think kingston is the best around ... that I've tried at least. It's cheap and doesn't break.
     
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