How do I download my computer files onto a Kingston DataTraveler 110

Hello Gwolk,

The Kingston 4GB DataTraveler Generation 3 (G3) USB 2.0 is a durable 4GB flash memory drive for use with both Macintosh and PC computers. It may be used to transfer files from one platform to another, or to carry files and small applications on a continuing basis. Having no moving parts, flash drives are exceptionally durable and reliable for years of use.Simple - just plug into any USB port

Hi,
Such kind of flash disks or external pen drives, shown as a new disk when you attached it to computer.

Please plug-in your kingston to usb port of your computer.
Open an file explorer (or double click on to the "my computer" icon).

You can see the drives currently attached to your system. If there is a floppy drive it named with the letter A.

Your hard disk(s) identified by the letters starting with C and CD/DVD rom D.

Your kinkston also shown with the next letter just after the HDD and CD/DVD under normal conditions.

Please click onto the letter that identifies your kingston and see the content at the right pane.

You can then copy your music files and paste into the kingston .Like normal file operations.

regards.

plug the 4kg data traveller it into a USB port open windows explorer open the data traveller select the files copy and paste into my documents on your computer
hope this helps

Hi!
Here's a link to download original Kingston DataTraveler I (of all sizes available) drivers for Windows 98SE:
http://www.kingston.com/support/USBFLASHDRIVES/downloads/DTI.EXE

Cheers,
Pelu.

1. Download this tool:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/HPUSBFW.EXE

2. Format

(Before removing USB flash drive click on the Safely Remove
Hardware icon and then click on USB flash drive you want to remove)

If your files are being hidden, you can open it on your computer and then on the Windows Explorer, if you are using Windows, click Tools, Folder Options, View and then choose Show Hidden files and Folders.

Once you were able to see your original files, copy it onto your computer. Make sure though that you will not copy the comprised file or the virus itself. Do a quick scan or if you are sure that you already have backed up your original files, reformat the flash drive.

Try formatting the drive. Should be a problem with the file system.

Hi norr951,

Here are some videos posted on Kingston's Website that will show you how to put your files onto your Data Traveler.

http://www.kingston.com/support/howtodt/default.asp

Kingston Tech Support

Backup the data from the drive onto your computers C:\ drive and the reformat it. Tell me if that doesn't work and I will continue troubleshooting.

Ryan Frame
Creative Energy Associates Technical Center

hello evelymont i found a solution to our problem!!try to download HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool and try to formta the flash stick to fat32 file system!!And after that you're ready to store any file you want unless you put them in a folder first because of the fat32 file system and not saving them on the root for exaple if you want to store an avi file at E: where E: is your kingston usb data traveler save the avi like this e:/name of the folder/avi file, and not in the root e:/avi file!!
that 's it !!congrats for your buy!!