What is the orange thumb drive for?
374671
Not sure but it doesn't come with the 32 g sandisk unit. It's just in the picture and should be removed.
374672
That is the memory card read just in case if you don't have a reader yourself.
305284
None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
1985999
I'm familiar with these being called "Finger Files," presumably because of the cut out space to open them with your finger or thumb. I was confused too. Thanks for your question. As a prospective buyer it helped me understand what these were and what they were not. Can't say I like the tone of the seller who answered you. But they obviously have a large enough business going that they don't need customers like you and me.
1500955
It is a 'Hot Swap' function button. It allows you to remove an existing drive and attach a different one. It works well.
2229121
It sticks out for a certain amount, less than most of the regular thumb drives. And it's also wider than most of them. You might wanna take that into consideration.
977357
I don't actually know. What I use is a thumb drive with the photos on that and it allows me to load several gigabytes
1678841
It is a network storage device. Windows should be able to see it over the network, and you should be able to map a drive to it.
573158
Supposedly yes. I believe the instructions seem to indicate it should work. But even with a 2GB thumb drive, access was unreliable and excruciatingly SLOW! I cannot imagine a real-life use for that feature. It also shares only *known* file types. You get a web page interface to share files like images, documents, and a few others. You cannot share all file types. The interface often fails to find files that were seen only seconds later. It is a COMPLETE FAILURE as far as I'm concerned!
2189293
Probably looking at different model...if you think about an Amazon product page having various components such as reviews, pricing, photos, etc., Amazon tends to share customer reviews and photos and things of that nature among certain products of the same family. So this particular USB stick is similar enough where it can safely share reviews and ratings and whatnot among its 4gb, 8gb, 16gb, and 32gb models (if all four exist..may just be 8, 16, 32, I don't know). Basically, on one of those product pages there should be a pulldown somewhere that allows you to select the capacity. And, in fact, there is! One of those Cruzer thumbdrives allows you to select from 4gb up to 128gb..Click the 8gb one, that one worked for me.
2052633
Plug and Play. you dont have to do anything but plug it in. i use the micro usb male to USB2.0 and just plug the thumb drive in and your set.
159821
It includes a 4GB usb stick, just like any other thumbdrive, and it's small enough that it plugs into the frame without being visible from the front. Plug it into your computer to load the files, then plug it into the frame.
353471
No and it is not good on the Internet. You can use a USB had or thumb drive but t It doesn't do much else.
897270
I'm sorry, I don't know what that is. I use the USB connection and the WD Smartware shortcut and allow the hard drive backup to occur. I use it for backup protection against a crash or the re-activation of a file I deleted from my hard drive when I thought I wouldn't need it anymore. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1430468
Try formatting the thumb drive. Try NTFS. If that doesn't work, separate the file into parts. I use WinRAR. However, there are several freeware programs that would do it.
231281
My PC accepted the thumb drives pictured here without problem. Downloaded images on them and viewed then on my computer and on 2 other PCs. Wish I could help.
1314945
When you save data to a file, an entry is made in an index. The index, tells the operating system where to find that data. It is not necessarily contiguous. Meaning that all of the data pertaining to say Bee Keeping does not reside on the same sector of that drive. It may be scattered in many different points. So the only thing that tells the operating system where that data is located is the index. If that index is damaged or deleted you won't see any files. It's still in the thumb drive you just won't be able to see it without using forensic tools. Hope this answers your question.
1893221
well i just got a sandisk thumb drive that is 2 gig i put some pictures and one word doc and one text doc and some programs on it and put it in the player and it did not-read anything on it but it put a folder call buda on the drive i have not look at the manual to see what files it can read