How to Back Up a Folder With a Flash Memory Drive

Insert Flash Memory Drive into the USB port on the front, side or rear of the computer., Double click "My Computer" on the Desktop or go to Start - My Computer., Right Click the Shared Documents folder or Public Documents if you're using windows 7...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Insert Flash Memory Drive into the USB port on the front

    If you are using windows 7, go to My computer\Local disk (C:)\Users\Public ,, If you do not receive the overwrite prompt, then proceed to step
    5. , This can take a long time, depending on the data amount that is being transferred.

    When it is complete the "File Transfer" window will disappear. , It will then disappear from the screen and you can unplug the Flash Memory Card from the computer. , 2 GB has come down in price.
  2. Step 2: side or rear of the computer.

  3. Step 3: Double click "My Computer" on the Desktop or go to Start - My Computer.

  4. Step 4: Right Click the Shared Documents folder or Public Documents if you're using windows 7

  5. Step 5: select "Send To"

  6. Step 6: and then select "Removable Device".

  7. Step 7: If you receive a prompt to overwrite the files currently on the drive

  8. Step 8: check to make sure you do not want the old versions of the files.

  9. Step 9: The files will begin to copy over to the Flash Memory drive.

  10. Step 10: In My Computer

  11. Step 11: Right Click the Removable Device and select Eject.

  12. Step 12: Back up your important photos

  13. Step 13: scanned papers on these.

Detailed Guide

If you are using windows 7, go to My computer\Local disk (C:)\Users\Public ,, If you do not receive the overwrite prompt, then proceed to step
5. , This can take a long time, depending on the data amount that is being transferred.

When it is complete the "File Transfer" window will disappear. , It will then disappear from the screen and you can unplug the Flash Memory Card from the computer. , 2 GB has come down in price.

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