Hi, how do I transfer files from one USB drive to another? I copied the files, but when I tried to paste them, it just wouldn't work. Do both USB drives have to be in the laptop? If so, it doesn't work for me.
can someone please help me?
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Above all, it is important that the files also fit. If a stick has only one file format of FAT32, it can have 128 GB of space, but you can’t write any files larger than 4 GB on it; for this, you should format the stick either in the file format exFAT or NTFS. Was that the case with you?
Otherwise, you can insert two USB sticks and copy everything from one to the other stick easily. Of course, there must also be enough free space available. If only 9 GB are free, but you want to copy 14 GB, you will get an error message. How did your error message sound?
I didn’t get an error message. I’ve just copied the files and then put the stick out and pushed the other one in. Then I pressed on insert and there was nothing 😔
I have two places where webs can get in. But the one web is fat and takes a lot of space so I can’t do the other in:/
It’ll be fun. Reminds me of the 80s with diskettes. There should be a copy of a diskette. Put it on the black and white copier and then put the DIN A4 sheet into a file folder 😉
The process must read Copy -> Insert -> Stick out -> Second Stick pure -> Copy -> Insert.
So plug in the first stick, mark everything you need, click on copy, then paste it into the documents folder and wait until everything is copied. Stick out, second stick in. Mark everything you want to copy again, click Copy and then click on the drive with your stick and click Insert.
Thanks ☺️hat works 🙂
Usually, it looks the easiest way to copy the affected file first to the hard drive in the laptop and then to any number of external USB disks.
You can save the files on the hard drive if you cannot use both USB sticks at the same time.
I have no hard drive 🙁
Your laptop must have a memory, or you can’t even use it.
Oha, and on what construct is your Windows operating system installed?
Both USB sticks must be connected simultaneously, otherwise your device will not find the files!
Solutions:
1. There are adapters to which you can connect up to 10 USBs
2. Copy to the device.
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