Can you add or delete files once you've stored something on it? (Write protected?)
393555
I have been able to delete and add files to this - and add to files I had stored before. I don't think there's a way to write-protect it. If there is, it's hidden somewhere! These are great for carrying photos to someone else's computer, and then adding their photos to it as well. HTH
393556
The flash drive is not write protected and you can add and delete files easily using Windows Explorer.
393557
I add and delete pictures, game files, and word files from mine all the time.
393558
Yes. I installed the secureacess software and set a password, then I disconnected the device and reconnect it again. The software pop up a window to let me log in, I ignored it and did not input my password, however, I still can access the device, can copy and paste files to this device as well as delete the file. so strange!
965848
I can't remember any pre-installed programs being on this drive when I bought it but there certainly aren't any on it now, and I have not formatted it. It's possible I deleted a folder or two when I got it but I can't remember.
2010166
Yes. I have done that on some SanDisk USB drives that I do not want password protected.
1243196
Using the Transcend Elite software bundled, you can use the built-in encryption to protect files and folders created on the storage device. Search for "Transcend Elite Software" on Youtube for more instructional information. Hope that helps.
1810608
If you are backing up to an external drive, you will be fine. You can program the software to make scheduled backup to any drive but I do not know if you can change were the data resides unless you do that at installation of the software.
635361
You can delete them or transfer them to a computer via USB. Then you can add more.
1738878
If you're talking "write Protect" on the device itself. then open 'Computer' and right click on the Sansa drive, click 'Properties' go through options find the "Write Protect" option and unclick it(remove check mark)
1969297
No but you could probably drill a hole and put in a lock. I don't think it's worth it though. The file drawer is long and very narrow. It doesn't hold but a dozen files.
671468
On the computer there is a drop down window that permits to delete files. Be careful what you delete.
100694
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why not. Make a folder completely separate from the one where the backups are being directed, and put anything you want in that folder.
1185573
Yes you can, it might take a while if you are backing up a lot of files,just be patient.
1279958
I haven't tried, but I don't know why you couldn't. I've scanned to both my hard drive and the "cloud". During the scan process you're asked where you want to store the file. I'm sure a flash drive would show as a choice. Hope this helps.
1661645
Yes, it works like a regular USB drive. So recorded files can be deleted like regular files to free up space.
1007373
I could not find any option in the UI to do it, my guess is that data are not encrypted and if you take out the HD you can actually get access to the files.
482094
Tha will be a good idea, but Unfortunately the only way to add delete and set codes are manually. I didn't see any option like that in the manual and the interface I'm using doesn't offer that feature neither.
2016697
I am not sure, but if its just a electronic file it can be saved. Any flash drive can save data.
1869281
No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.