When installed is the USB drive listed as removable storage or a local drive on the computer?
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That depends on the USB reader and how your bios sees the reader and attached drives. Check your bios first.
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Device with removable storage on my Dell Inspiron 15R laptop computer running Windows 7 SP 1. Hope this helps you.
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It is probably a software pre-installed on the drive that is telling you to do that. If you don't want to use it, format the drive before you start using.
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It's like any other portable hard drive. I don't understand about two different computers but you can attach it to a USB hub, router or directly to any PC
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no. this is strictly an external backup drive with usb as the sole interface to the computer.
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"Drive Only" is a bare hard drive. A "resellers kit" contains the drive, SATA cable, etc.
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Removeable. Also, just an FYI, you only get 117.56GB of useable space.http://imgur.com/TXYx1cD
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I do not know but the computer recognises the usb drive as having found new hardware and installs device driver software. I am not technologically advanced perhaps there could be other ways of skipping the installation. There is a traveler locker +G3 user manual on this webpage: http://www.kingston.com/us/support/technical/products?model=DTL.
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None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
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Not sure about your model, but in my case I use the app "ES File Explorer" and the stick appears under "local" as a usb
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That is a disk that you install, I'm sure if you look you can find a product key to purchase for an immediate download. Hope this helps.
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This external drive is branded Asus, but is an external USB drive that can be used with any computer (Asus or otherwise) . I got it based on price
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I've never had this happen. Your OS (Windows?) should determine whether a memory device is a "fixed" or "removable" disk in accordance with how it is connected to the computer or the type of device reader it is. USB ports (includes all CF and SD memory cards) are always removable and should show up that way in the OS. Even SATA drives should show up as removable if the "hot swap" feature of your motherboard is turned on for a SATA drive. eSATA drives should always show up as removable. Bottom line is I would expect a glitch in the OS rather than an issue with the memory card. I've never had this happen. Your OS (Windows?) should determine whether a memory device is a "fixed" or "removable" disk in accordance with how it is connected to the computer or the type of device reader it is. USB ports (includes all CF and SD memory cards) are always removable and should show up that way in the OS. Even SATA drives should show up as removable if the "hot swap" feature of your motherboard is turned on for a SATA drive. eSATA drives should always show up as removable. Bottom line is I would expect a glitch in the OS rather than an issue with... » Read More I've never had this happen. Your OS (Windows?) should determine whether a memory device is a "fixed" or "removable" disk in accordance with how it is connected to the computer or the type of device reader it is. USB ports (includes all CF and SD memory cards) are always removable and should show up that way in the OS. Even SATA drives should show up as removable if the "hot swap" feature of your motherboard is turned on for a SATA drive. eSATA drives should always show up as removable. Bottom line is I would expect a glitch in the OS rather than an issue with the memory card. « Show Less
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i am not sure about your question, i have not used the usb drive, or tempted the usb drive
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The USB drive has no storage other than the SD card. I do not recommend these drives because of several that I got, only one worked.
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Dear Victor, when you plug into the PC, USB Flash Drive display as "Removable Drive" .
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the drive requires the usb cable only! power is provided by your computer through that cable.
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I've done a quick google search. Seems like a Mid October launch (at least in Europe). Will it still include USB ports for a local drive?