Disregard this step if you have a USB-C flash drive. Click your flash drive's name in the left-hand column of options in the Finder window.
This will cause your flash drive's contents to display in the Finder window. Click Edit. This menu item is at the top of your Mac's screen. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu to appear. If you're comfortable with your Mac's drag-and-drop feature, you can instead click and drag the selected files onto your Mac's desktop or into your preferred folder.
Click Copy. It's near the top of the Edit drop-down menu. This will copy your file s. If you're copying one file, you'll see the file's name after Copy for example, if you're copying a file named "New", you'd click Copy "New" here. If you're copying multiple files, you'll click Copy [number] Items e. Open a transfer location on your Mac. Go to the folder into which you want to move the files that you copied.
If you want to move the files onto the desktop, for example, you'd go back to the desktop. Move the copied files. Did you know you can get premium answers for this article? Unlock premium answers by supporting wikiHow. Chiara Corsaro. Support wikiHow by unlocking this expert answer. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 0. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 4. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 3. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 1.
Can I copy Quicken onto a USB flash drive, then use the flash drive to put the data onto another computer? You can. Open Quicken, and under file, there should be an option to backup the data. Insert your USB drive and choose that for the backup location. To restore, use the reverse procedure to put it onto the new computer.
Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Locate your computer's USB port. If you have a laptop, the USB ports are probably on the left or right side of the housing. Desktop users may find the USB ports on the back or the front of the desktop tower, though iMacs have the USB ports on the back of the monitor itself. Determine your computer's USB port type. You should see a chunk of plastic in the upper half of this slot. USB 3. If your computer has both types of port, you're free to use whichever port you like depending on your USB flash drive type.
Figure out which type of flash drive you have. Look at the metal connector end of your flash drive: If the connector is rectangular and has a piece of plastic taking up part of the connector, you have a USB 3. If the connector is oval and has no piece of plastic inside of it, you have a USB-C flash drive. Buy and attach an adapter if necessary. If the flash drive that you want to use is a USB 3. Plug your flash drive into your computer.
If you're using a USB 3. USB-C flash drives can be inserted either way. Part 2. Make sure your USB flash drive is plugged in. If your flash drive isn't plugged into your computer, plug it in before proceeding.
This icon is used on wikiHow as fair use because it is being used to provide how-to instructions. Copy your file. If you want to copy multiple files, hold down Ctrl while clicking each file you want to copy. Click your flash drive's name. It's in pane on the left-hand side of the File Explorer window, though you may first have to scroll down on the left side of the window. If you don't see your flash drive's name, click This PC near the top of the left-hand pane, then double-click your flash drive's name in the "Devices and drives" section.
Paste in the file s. You should see your copied file s appear in the File Explorer window. If you want to paste the file s inside of a specific folder inside of your flash drive, double-click the folder before pasting in the files.
Eject the flash drive before removing it. Remove the USB drive. After ejecting the drive, you can pull it out of your computer by gently tugging on it. Part 3. Open your flash drive. Download files from OneDrive to your device. Find your downloaded photos or videos in your device's Camera Roll folder. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful?
Yes No. Thank you! There's a simple remedy for this issue - Duplicate Sweeper. Duplicate Sweeper is a handy tool for your Windows PC or Mac which scans your folders and deletes duplicate files based on your preferences. It can save you hours or even days of looking through folders and files to discover if files are duplicated and considering which ones to move.
Duplicate Sweeper can quickly scan multiple folder or drives to return your duplicates. Simply select whether to keep the newest or the oldest of each duplicate to remove them automatically, or manually select which to remove. Check out our guides on how to use Duplicate Sweeper to remove duplicate files from Google Drive , and how to delete duplicate photos in Google Photos. If you're not logged into your Google account already, click " Go to Google Drive " and enter your details.
Spending a few minutes, you can grasp all knowledge related to the Android to computer migration assistant in detail. Step 1. First of all, you have to know how to transfer photos from phone to flash drive. Step 2. Go to the DCIM folder and search for the photos that you want to transfer to computer.
Select all desired pictures and tap on "Move to" and set the OTG flash drive as the destination. If you want to download music to USB, they usually saved in a folder called "Music". Step 3. Remove the flash drive from your phone after transfer pictures from phone to flash drive, and insert the other end into the USB port on your Mac or PC.
Then download the photos to local hard drive. If you just want to transfer several songs or photos from phone to computer, Bluetooth is a good option. It does not require you to put music on a flash drive.
But it is a disaster to share large files between digital devices through Bluetooth since it is very slow. Then switch to your PC, right-click on the "Bluetooth" icon in the "Notification tray" on the desktop, select "Add a Device", choose phone's name and click "Pair". Next, turn on your phone and hit "Pair" on the popup message.
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