I want to copy my "MONEY" file onto the SanDisk Cruzer Micro USB 2.0 Flash Drive (8 GB). I used to use the 3.5 in. floppy disc for back up but it is not available anymore. So, I am hoping I can do it this way. Can I drag and drop? And, can I do this without being on the internet. Don't have internet on that computer! Thanks

Insert into computer copy file then burn to DVD

insert your 2 gb cruzer into a usb port click start all programs accessories open windows explorer my computer you should see your drive click to open it from there you select the files right click on the file/s right click copy navigate back to the drive right click select paste or hold the mouse cursor the file/s drag them to scan disc then drop them

or if you are downloading from the internet once the program/files starts to download an option will open and ask where you want to save it or run it also browse click on the browse to save it to your 2 gb cruzer

hope this helps

Copy all the files from it to your 'C:' drive, and burn the files to one DVD-recordable disk.
Then, responsibly recycle the SanDisk, and spend $10 to buy a new flash-drive.
Copy the files from the 'C:' drive, or the DVD disk onto the new flash-drive.
Keep multiple copies of your files, just in case this "new" flash-drive also "fails".

Two possibilities:

1. you already have more than 3GB of files on the SANDISK.
So, delete some files, or "burn" them to a CD/DVD disk,
so that you have at least 5 GB of "free" space available.

2. the "file-system" (the way that the "table-of-contents" is laid-out on the SANDISK) limits the size of a single file to 2GB.
The "file-system" on your 'C:' drive does *NOT* have that identical limitation (it does have a "maximum-file-size", but it is MUCH larger).

Open Outlook, and "compress" all the folders.
Perhaps, the PST file will shrink to less than 4.7 GB.
If it does, then you can "burn" that file onto one DVD-writable disk.

your micro cruzer sandisk can perform lots of function .
You can copy your data,songs, video files on your flash drive to use it any time any where .You can do this by just following the simple steps :
1. Plug the USB flash drive to a USB port.
2. A USB flash drive icon will appear on the desktop


3. Double-click on your Cruzer USB flash drive.
4. Select the files or folders you want to copy to the USB drive by clicking on them.

5. Drag and drop the selected files or folders to the USB flash drive icon.
Note : Do not immediately remove your drive from the USB port,right click on drive icon in notification area then click on safely remove the drive ,then remove your drive from your computer.
2: You can take backup of your computer on your flash drive
3.You can also boot from your drive if *********** board support boot from from your flash drive.

You use it like a floppy disk, you can copy files to and from your computer to the flash drive,then take the flash drive out and the put into another computer to share, ie. to download and copy files to from other computers such as a friend's computer. The files can be anything, music, photos etc.

it sounds like you need to creat an .iso file from the dvd then drac and drop. is you flash drive 4 Gb

copy the files to you're pc, and if you use windows just go in my computer and right click on the flash disk icon and click format check the quick format box and the press format.

Plug the drive into your USB port. A box usually will pop up asking what you want to do. Yo can make a choice from there or just close the box. Right click on the folder and select "Copy" go to "My computer" and find the flash drive, it's usually designated by a drive letter other than "C", or "D" if you have a CD drive. Probably the last drive listed. Right click on the drive and select "Paste"
Good luck!!

1. Find a USB port on your computer usually it has a 3 pronged logo on it
2. plug it in, it will only fit in one way its a rectangle.
3. your computer if running on an operating system made after windows 98 will auto detect these jump or thumb drives.
4. you can browse to this new memory using my computer on a PC or by using finder on a MAC.
to copy files the easiest way i know to do so on both PCs and MACs is to select the files off of the source and drag and drop (or copy and paste them) to your new 8GB drive.
5. once you can see the files on the USB drive open them so you know the file is there and not a short cut.

You should strongly consider buying a second back up like an external had drive. you should have 2 back-ups of critical files.

-good luck-
Will
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