Can I read data directly from a flash drive with the adapter?
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Yes -- you can freely move files to and from a flash drive and the Cinepad AT208F. I have done so to move media from a flash drive to the SD card in the tablet for trips.
1686244
Yes you can. Any attached USB device shows up as a folder named according to the name of the thumb drive or external HDD you plug in. You can simply double click to open and do whatever you desire to. Thanks.
864276
Yes via usb,i just did this a few months back.seems to be an update every few years.
813653
Short answer: yes.Long answer: It's a very standardized interface supported in almost any operating system. You should expect this to work as well as a USB flash drive. There may be some slight differences between operating systems, such as whether it powers down when not in use and how long (within a narrow range) it takes to start transferring data. Otherwise you'll have no problems.
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connect it to a USB port. if you get prompted for an "action choice," select "open folder to view files" or something like that. if not, open explorer (Win) and access the drive manually. drag and drop files to/from it.
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At first I am pleased with this adapter. My tf101 was able to detect the external USB flash drive. I can transfer in and out of data with file manager app. Recently it cannot detect the USB flash drive anymore. However I still can view videos and photos form the USB flash drive by using the app ' Nexus Media Reporter's.s
1297916
I haven't tried that. what exactly are you trying to do? I'm connecting a flash drive to watch movies from it and also access my documents.
333646
yes you can no i-anything needed.i had a 16gb flash drive worked just fine.
478410
I have a San Disk multi card reader. Can't I just plug it into the USB port and read any card, micro SD included?
775056
DaOtter-The device will not read from an external hard drive. (too bad because that would truly be awesome!) Only USB flash memory. I have used up to 8 gigs with no problems. I would imagine that the new 16 or 32 gig sticks would be fine as well.I've found that using microSDHC cards with the tiny USB adapter works great. You get 8 gigs of SanDisk memory for around $15 with a form-factor that sticks out less than a standard USB flash drive. Theoretically you could also use the microSDHC in a phone or mp3 player as well.
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yes if the tablet or whatever it is that you are trying to "read" on, has the software that supports the data on the drive.
2130945
Try another drive. If it recognizes a different drive, it is not an issue with the adapter and is likely a bad drive.
989723
It is not a USB adapter, but it does read SD cards. It plugs into the tablet (where power also goes) allowing SD cards, and some other types as well, to be read by the tablet.
2050238
Not unless you have IOMEGA zip disks you need to access. As others have said, it's old technology. You probably want a flash drive that is compatible with current computers.
15559
Sorry, I have not tried that. I got this unit to use with my phone but it should be able to handle reading the external drive
813654
Short answer: yes. Long answer: It's a very standardized interface supported in almost any operating system. You should expect this to work as well as a USB flash drive. There may be some slight differences between operating systems, such as whether it powers down when not in use and how long (within a narrow range) it takes to start transferring data. Otherwise you'll have no problems.
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In my case, it's plug &play. I suggest you proceed via My files and tap on the usb drive. Good luck.