flash drive review best?
449849
I got a 128 mb Kingston.  It is the silver one.   Nice looking and no data has ever been lost.  If you have usb2, it can use that kind of port, so transferring files are fast.  If you can afford it, then get a 1 gb, or 4 gb.  But for saving files that don't amount to much memory, 128 mb is sufficent.   Kingston is the only one that I have ever used.  There is no splash screens that pop-up everytime you put the drive into the usb device, so that eliminates time wasted.
342615
Heck!  Ipod! ipod not only has memory but also a music player. a Flash drive can only carry data. But Price wise flash drive is much less expencive.
246042
I would suggest fat32 if you are planning on using your usb drive in computers other than Windows NT/2000 or newer.  Fat32 will provide you with the greatest portability between computers and operating systems.
880793
Um not in the sense you're suggesting, but you CAN write and rewrite stuff on there. But I would just suggest a simple flash drive. For $5 after rebate you get firewall+1 GB flash drive.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2563541&CatId=0
1047594
u can also use programs like delinvfile.... u can search for it on google to download it... . \n\nfirst make sure tht ur flash drive is not locked.. coz locking makes it write protected
630456
I would use an external USB drive (flash or hard drive depending on size of files).
667251
YES!!!!  There have been times when I didn't need to take my laptop with me to do a presentation because I had EVERYTHING I needed on my USB drive.  I own two, and so far, both have been reliable.\n\nThe price / MB/GB has dropped too.  You can get up to 4 gigabytes for $99 or less.  Check out CompUSA or Fry's.  I'd recommend you get larger than you think you'll need.  Once you get hooked on the speed and portability, you'll want to store more stuff.  IF you want to move MP3's or video or pics, you'll need the extra space.  Don't get less than 1 GB.\n\nI wish you Peace.
940840
I'm a huge fan of File Scavenger. It's not free, but it's worth every penny.\n\nhttp://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm
745379
Leave it alone for a few weeks, if there aren't screws on it, then your going to end up cracking it open. Actually if you don't use it for a while and it dries up on its own, your drive probably will still work, I've had several electronics that got soaked but I let them dry for a few weeks and they usually ended up fine. Some people run over flash drives as well, and they still survive.
483013
Yes.  For personal temporary storage, USB thumb drives are the best options, as they're more portable, and the capacities range from 32MB up to 2GB (and growing.)   For troubleshooting PCs, bootable CDROMs, followed by bootable thumb drives, are the best current replacements.
903072
I have this problem too for my usb flash drive. Those programs that claim to get rid of them don't work, so don't waste your time. Sorry I can't be of more help, but I thought I might save you hunting for special programs. I'm sure that there is some setting in the registry (Start>Run>regedit) that controls this. If you could find it and delete it, it would probably fix it.
170099
try a usb floppy\n\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/search?P=all&p=usb+floppy+drive&did=57
846225
a 250 gb external hard drive usb 2.0 / firewire should be cheapest solution starting $ 80\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=136&\n\neasiest & fastest option too
735978
if u wnt web site thn go for blogger.com but ur requirement is to store information of your disk then my suggestion is to busy USB Pan drive of 1GB cost u 1000/- only. you can keep ur valuable data in pan drive in similar format as in ur disk. \ni not advice u to keep the data in web site which flow with the wind.
1007378
Flash is expensive. You can get a 300gig drive where I am for $150. \nAt $35 per 2 gig, the same flash capacity would cost over 5000 bucks.\n\nAlso, flash has an endurance problem. You can only erase/write to it so many times before it wears out (reading is no problem).  There are some ways to extend the life, but they add to the cost.\n\nIt would be helpful of your 100gig "flash drive" was accessible the same as regular memory to the OS. That would make for lightning-quick retrieval.\n\nBy the way, nothing stops you from using a flash stick as a regular drive right now. Two gig is enough room to store all of Office, several games, and a schwack of music.
60366
How much storage and portability do you need. If it's up to around 2GB go for the flash, otherwise you're in HDD territory.
61105
western digital, hitachi, then seagate or maxtor....i'd go with a western digital before any of the others...