Top 20 Lexar FireFly 2GB USB 2.0 JumpDrive - Page 9 Questions & Answers

horn check it works as they can go, relay is probably gone for the indicators. its usually a green relay, but if its original it could be any color. they not on the same wiring as each other.

Your friend likely pulled the device while it was updating the index without "ejecting" it. We all do it, but it can lead to this often fatal problem. Right clicking on the drive, you'll see an option: "EJECT". This doesn't physically send the drive sailing across the room, it simply should be called: "Shut Down External Media For Safe Removal". When not done, this can cause the index to fail, and as a result, when re-inserted it basically shows as a drive with no information. No index, no way to tell what's on it, how much space is available, etc. It will usually recognize that the drive is connected, but won't respond. To the computer, it a 'Schrodinger's Cat'. It's both full and empty simultaneously. Sometimes if you plug it back into the computer that it was in when the failure first occurred, THEN powering the computer on, it MIGHT still have a copy of the index file and MIGHT reload it. Otherwise, there are programs that can recover the data without indexing, but it's a chore to reconstruct the files. Data reconstruction and recovery services can work, but are really expensive. What's the data worth to you is what you need to ask yourself. EJECT your media!! This happens all too often! (If the item that the media is plugged in to doesn't have an eject feature (such as a music player), shut down the item before removing the media)

format it and use it as an external storage device you can put a program on it , movie, music,files folders anything that you want to record the bigger the G number the more to store for example a10 gig will store more than 12 hours of music, a 2 1/2 hour movie, ubuntu operating system win 10 operating system now comes on a flash drive and not a disc

What model do you have?

If you suspect the computer is draining the battery, unplug it. Test to see if the ½ amp draw disappears. If it does, there's your problem. CHECK all of the ground connections in that area and beyond, just one poor connection may be damaging the electronics. A draw like that is only a few watts, it could be as simple as a compartment light, like a glove box type of space. On cars, an underhood or trunk light is commonly the fault. Check things like that first!

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hi susan. try this link might help you out. How to download my pictures to usb flash drive Google Search

It is really a simple matter to get instructions by searching on the internet by the numbers you have mentioned. Then, download what it is you want to know.

have a good security system installed in the computer \ plug in the flash drive and the sign will come up scan for virus click yes and let the security program do the job If there is nothing important on the flash drive go to the computer right click on the flash drive icon, click on properties and then click on format that will clean the flash drive and remove the virus

hi there. see if this link helps you out. computer is not reading memory stick Google Search

Sounds like the sensor that detects someone is on it is bad, Here is the service manual that should help. LifeFitness 9500 Series Service Manual

If the motorhome is happy with a normal mains hookup it should be equally happy being supplied by either a generator or an inverter, as long as they are correctly wired and producing the correct voltage. The only precaution to take would be to ensure no more appliances draw current than the inverter or generator can comfortably supply. If the inverter is correctly wired and connected and the load is within limits and nothing is happening, the obvious conclusion is the inverter is not producing current. I suggest you check the inverter is actually working and producing current and if all is good reexamine how it is connected...

The format of the stick does not match what your reader can read. You cannot read that stick, you may be able to transfer the files to another that is formatted in the way your equipment can read.

hi thembi. Go to My Computer and under Devices with Removable Storage look for your cardreader; right-click on it and click Properties. In the pop-up box, sometimes there's an option to Remove write-protection. Change the status of this option and try again. Remove your memory stick from the drive.

How to Format A Write-protected SD Card/USB Drive/Pen Drive ...

or go to this link and have a read up. memory stick is showing write protected Google Search

1. Connect your set-top box HDMI output to the Xbox One HDMI input.
2. Connect the Xbox One HDMI output to your A/V HDMI input.
3. Connect your A/V HDMI output to the HDMI input on your TV.
4. Notes
5. This option requires that all devices support audio over HDMI.
6. Surround sound from your set-top box will not be passed through the Xbox One.
7. When you perform this kind of basic setup with an A/V receiver, you're passing both audio and video through another device. Depending on your equipment, there's a small risk of audio or video lag.
8. Connect your set-top box HDMI output to the Xbox One HDMI input.
9. Connect the Xbox One HDMI output to the HDMI input on your TV.
10. Connect the audio output from the TV to the audio input on the sound bar using either HDMI or optical S/PDIF cables.

Possibly wrong time zone set on app?

What kind of phone? Android use a program and app called myphoneexplorer iPhone use itunes.

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yes, but a slightly depleted battery will take longer to reach full charge if the current is being drawn from it.... although if it's an LED light and efficient radio the current draw will be almost negligible or hardly enough to notice. but why would you want to run mains electrical items from a battery that's plugged into the mains? it's much more efficient to use mains electrical power for your devices until there's a power outage (this is where the inverter is really needed) or you need mains power in the middle of nowhere. if you absolutely want to go down this route maybe an old UPS would come in handy, it will continue to output mains power in the event of a power outage.... just connect your battery in place of the old dead one (your 32Ah won't fit in the box, just use heavy cable) UPS boxes hold a 12v battery, it's a simple hack.