Can I attach this flash drive to my keys?
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I'm not sure if you can put it on a keychain or not. It doesn't come with a lanyard neck strap, but there is a place to run a string and use your own, but its recessed inside the end of the flash drive. I don't think you could get any kind of keychain ring in there. Unless maybe one of those flexible metal chains might work if its thin enough, but I don't know.
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You can, as with any other flash drive, set it up to be used as virtual RAM, if that's what you're asking. It may or may not make any noticeable speed increase though. So if you don't need a small portable storage device and you just want a faster computer, you may want to just buy something that's main purpose is that.
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No. Once you unlock the flash drive with the password, it acts just like any other one. It's just for basic storage only.
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Yes, you can. You should be able to replace the key head and screw the key into the shell
953004
You need a working key (most recent in use). not necessarily the original key.
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The flash drive is a little heavy, so I don't think this is one that you want to put on your keychain.
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Not easy. Poke the loop end of the string through the slot on the back of the drive. You might have to use a toothpick or dental pick to get it through. Then insert the metal end through the loop.
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You just plug it and open the file explorer. In there you can access the flash drive.
954122
They appear like a normal USB drive, if you can read a USB stick on that computer, you can use it
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No, there isn't a keychain loop on the Leef Fuse USB Flash Drive. But if you're really after flash drive with a keychain loop, check out the Leef Ice USB Flash Drive - it has a hole for a key chain loop.
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The keys are easy to press. You can use a micro SD card but basically to introduce .txt files. No other files are recognised (pdf,docs,etc). The use of another type of card is not possible.
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I don't think so. The keys are in kind of a "compressed" format. I don't think It leaves a lot of space for extra keys. It doesn't even have a separate num pad.
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No.If you have a Flash drive and don't have the cover any more, I'd suggest getting a new "capless" drive where they just slide out. They get cheaper and larger all the time. Good Luck
674277
Sure. I have it on my key chain and it has been perfect as a "have one with me" go anywhere storage device.
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Yes, the KEYS (plural - as there should be 2) should have come attached inside the file drawer.This is really more a question you should be directed to the manufacturer of this poor product.
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Yes windows 8 supports this flash drive as I just got one and stored my recovery files on it
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Already have. the problem is that i configure the flash drive , add files to it and the next day it shows that it needs to be configured again. losing all the files on it.