Removable storage media are a simple and convenient tool for storing any digital information - from your favorite movies and music to work files and documents. Perhaps the most common portable device is a USB flash drive.
Instructions
Step 1
Connect the USB flash drive to your computer via the USB port. Check if there is enough free space for recording. If it is not enough, delete unnecessary files to free up additional space.
Step 2
Select with the computer mouse the files that you are going to write to the USB flash drive. Click on the selected files with the right mouse button, hover over the "Send" item and select the USB flash drive to which you are going to write data from the list that appears. After that, a window will appear that will show the progress of the recording. On it you will see the amount of recorded data and the approximate time remaining until the end of the recording.
Step 3
Also, the data can be written in another way. Select the necessary files with the mouse, right-click on them and select "Copy". Next, using the explorer, open the USB flash drive intended for recording. Now go to the required folder, right-click on an empty space and select "Paste". The files will start copying.
Step 4
There is also a third way. Use Explorer to open two windows. In the first window, there should be a folder with files that you need to write to the USB flash drive, in the other window - the USB flash drive itself. Now select the necessary files with the mouse and drag them into the window in which you have a flash drive open. After that, the files will start to be written.
Step 5
In addition to the standard explorer, you can also use third-party file managers. The most popular among them are Total Commander, Far, Norton Commander and others. Open the folder with the files for recording in one window of the file manager, in the other window - the USB flash drive. Now select the required files and click on the "Copy" button. The data recording process will begin.
