Am trying to transfer DVD disc to Sandisk flash drive. What's the process? Thanks V

Hi,
Explore the DVD and just copy the files with VOB extension to USB Stick. These are the Video Files and can be played on any PC. You may also use Any DVD Ripper Software to extract the video from DVD and convert it to any other format such as avi.

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CreativeTECH

Go to My computer and it should say something like Removable disk ( :h) , click onto it and thats whats inside ur USB, to transfer copy and paste the folders or just Move then to your removable disk

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Can you please provide the exact update name that you are trying to load? Are you updating your sandisk flash drive or are trying to install an update stored on the sandisk flash drive?

While in the computer you can go to the file and then right click it...go down to properties and then click properties...at the bottom of the window there should be the attributes for the file...check to see if the read only box is checked...if it is...uncheck it and then try to copy it onto the sandisk cruzer

Your system will automatically recognize your sandisk and will automatically install the drivers for it (this will show on the time taskbar located at the lower right side of the screen). After successfully loading the drivers you can now access your usb drive by going to My computer and should have the drive letter after your cd/dvd drive.

Unless your computer or flash drive did something weird, the USB drive had nothing to do with the DVD drive issue. (There have been drives sold with malware do to issues at the manufacturer/distributor. These affect the registry so you might try rolling back to a previous configuration in the System Restore after you do a malware/antivirus scan either in Safe Mode or from a LiveCD (preferred). The advantage of the LiveCD is that the malware really can't protect itself since the boot sequence is fully independent of the usual OS.)

Most likely though your optical drive failed for some other reason. Check the device manager for any driver issues (Control Panel > Hardware or Computer > right click on the optical drive and choose Properties and then the Hardware Tab followed by clicking on the optical drive. Then click Properties and the Drivers tab.). If you can, try a disc cleaner to clean the lens. Also check that the cables are fully seated (both to the motherboard and the optical drive). Consider trying a new data cable.

With today's prices, it usually isn't worth repairing an optical drive. However the most common issue is the lens tracking and lens transport system.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I hope this helps.

It is "working as designed" for a 'U3' device.

A 'U3' device is _more_ than just an "ordinary" flash-drive.

You can install software onto a 'U3' device, i.e., a copy of Microsoft Office, and then you can take your data files _and_ your copy of the software _with_ you, and connect to any computer, and access your software and your files.

Hello

Did you try any Flash drive to insert to your dvd? try the 1 or 2 gb maybe this is not compatible to your dvd the 4gb flash disc...

Angel
Thanks...

empty the recycle bin? reformat the flash drive?

to clear "error 14", press the "display" button on the remote control - this has worked every time my toshiba has an error 14 message