hidden FLASHDRIVE copying?
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No! I will search for it!
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There is a folder called Temporary Internet files.  Maybe in documents & settings within the c drive.
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The easiest way would be to set up a shortcut/soft link to the desired drives within a directory accessible by your web app.
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The first thing you're going to need to do is unlock the drive, below is a link to a free file locker program install this program.  Once the programs in, all you have to do is right click on the flash drive, click on the magic wand, click unlock and you're done.  Now you should be able to delete the contents off your SD card.
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You can download a 15 day trial version of a program called ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE.\n\nIt will make and EXACT copy of your drive. I have used it many times and it works great!
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I would really recommend using NTPassword, it can be found as an ISO.  If you need to remove the drive, then do that if you must.
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you can do it with a batch file\n\n.&#92;subfolder&#92;subfolder&#92;file.extension\n\nwill open the file regardless of the Pen Drive name or label.
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Open Windows Explorer, to to Tools > Folder Options.  Click on the "View" Tab on the top.  Go down to where it says: "Hidden files and folders" and click on "Show hidden files and folders"
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Put the USB drive into the port on the computer\nYou will see a new device under "My Computer" with a letter.  Maybe E or F\nDrag the file there, or do a file/save there.
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DVD CLONE\nor maybe it was CLONE DVD
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if you are very much concerned of them from now, use any USB drive to store them. or just password protect your account and also if windows ask, personalize it. then keep everything into your my documents, she won't be able to steal them again.\n\nYou can also use softwares like "folder lock".\n\nor, hide them into the C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32 folder anywhere, but, remeber, I don't advice you to do so, if you forget you won't yourself be able to locate those files, also it might corrupt the OS. so the better option is you use Yahoo briefcase or some USB drive or "folder lock"\n\nHappy hiding,\nis your daughter under 13?\njust asked, lol!
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naah u dnt sound silly as u hv said..every1 does nt hv all d knowledge in d world...wht u hv asked is possible...u can use the flash drive to store any data/ music and detach it ...goto another computer n open/play files/music.....even on ur computer u can do that if its attached to ur comp.....i hope that helps......
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I doubt its a a virus...it may simply be that the flash drive needs reformatting....you may have the software already in your program files to do this...if not...got to the manufacturer's website and find out how your particular flash drive is reformatted. You also may have a faulty driver, the driver can be downloaded there too.
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nowhere, if you go into ''my computer'' and click ''tools'' and goto "folder options" put the dot beside ''show hidden files and folders'' under the "view'' tab
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http://glosoli.blogspot.com/2005/09/encrypted-thumb-drive-and-autoplay.html might help.
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Keep a copy of it in some other folder
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I am going to give some general things to check as I would need to know more specifics on your system to be exact.\n\nIf you are running an OS older than win 2000 then your flash drive will require drivers, these can be downladed from the manufacturers www site in most cases, once installed the rest of this will apply to those systems as well.\n\nMy first question is this, if your hard drive is full (I am assuming that is what you mean by Memory since that is where Pictures would be stored) then a flash drive of up to 1 gig would seem to me to be insufficient as a means of increasing your storage enough to make much difference, besides which these devices are not intended as a permanant means of storage. You should probably consider getting an external Hard Drive of up to 120 gig.\n\nNow, since the drive is showing as operational you may not be looking for it in the right place. Open My Computer(Double click on it on the desktop or click on it in the Start menu). Once Open in the right side of the screen area you will see all your drives listed, the default view has then seperated into types ie Files Stored on this Computer, Hard Disk Drives, Devices with removable Storage. Your USB Flash drive will be listed under devices with removable storage, if you do not see it immediately look very close it may not have a name that readily identifies it, if after a closer look you still do not see it there look in the Hard Drive section and insure it is not listed there (windows is sometimes not very bright about where it puts things). If you still cannot readily identify it then close My Computer, then disconnect the USB Flash drive, re-open My computer, if a drive that was previously listed is not there now then that is likely the USB flash, now re-connect the USB Flash drive. If you have now identified the drive you are ready to transfer files to it, to do this open the folder where your pictures are, then right click and highlight the files to be transferred, when you release the mouse button a menu will open, select cut, in My Computer right click on the flash drive and select Paste on the menu. Alternatively you can copy and paste the entire folder to the flash drive then delete the files on your hard drive.\n\nAssuming the above did not solve your problem at this point you would need to ensure that the hardware is not malfunctioning. To do this either on the desktop or in the start menu Right click My Computer and select Manage. In the window that opens look down the Left side for Device Manager, Left click on it. In the righ side panel you will see your systems hardware listed, ensure you have now Yellow or red Flags(?? or !!)these indicate a problem. If you see one then double click the device that is flagged and list the information about the problem for more assistance either here or feel free to contact me through my information. If there are no flags look carefully through your device list and ensure that the USB Flash drive is listed, if it is then we need to further explore where it is listed in your drive list if not then you have a hardware issue either with the drive or your USB controller, if you can verify your USB controller is operating by connecting a different USB device that works then you can safely say you have a defective USB Flash drive and should replace it. If you need further assistance please feel free to contact me using my member information (click my name and it will show you how) I would list it here but there seems to be a rule against it.