Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass

The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass Storage Device” and click on STOP. Then when prompted at the next window, click on “USB Mass Storage Device” and the click OK. In the lower right corner of your screen you will see a mess

The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass Storage Device” and click on STOP. Then when prompted at the next window, click on “USB Mass Storage Device” and the click OK. In the lower right corner of your screen you will see a mess

Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass

Otherwise Windows will automatically recognize the device and you will be prompted to choose an action to take with the drive. 3. COPY FILES TO/FROM YOUR USB DATASTICK You can simply click on a file on your computer/desktop and drag it into the window of your DataStick. Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging

Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass

Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging files from your DataStick window to your computer/desktop. 4. REMOVING YOUR USB DATASTICK Simply click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu. A window will open up asking you which device you want to unplug. Click on “USB Mass

If your USB drive comes with drives, be sure to run the install disc to install the drives. Otherwise Windows will automatically recognize the device and you will be prompted to choose an action to take with the drive. 3. COPY FILES TO/FROM YOUR USB DATASTICK You can simply click on a file on your computer/desktop and drag it into the window of your DataStick. Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) u

If your USB drive comes with drives, be sure to run the install disc to install the drives. Otherwise Windows will automatically recognize the device and you will be prompted to choose an action to take with the drive. 3. COPY FILES TO/FROM YOUR USB DATASTICK You can simply click on a file on your computer/desktop and drag it into the window of your DataStick. Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) u

Otherwise Windows will automatically recognize the device and you will be prompted to choose an action to take with the drive. 3. COPY FILES TO/FROM YOUR USB DATASTICK You can simply click on a file on your computer/desktop and drag it into the window of your DataStick. Just click on the file and hold down the left mouse button and drag it into the DataStick window (typically labeled “Removable Disk”) using your mouse and let go of the left mouse button. The same can also be done with dragging