Windows says not enough space on pny 8 gig flash drive

I would Assume that all your Pictrues are in 1 folder? If they are just copy and paste folder into your 32 Gig Stick And then use Gig stick and Copy Folder out to your Mac air..

Just check to make sure folder size is Under 31 gig's in size..

Hope this helps. BCB...

Try to copy all data of PNY 4gb usb flash drive to your desktop or laptop.then format the usb.please see attact picture.

Plug in the drive -go to my computer and find it right click and go properties - look for folder options -choose show hidden folders -- you will probably find a folder called( trash) delete it and you should get your space back

Hello,

Windows 98 does not support Fat 32 4gb Partitions. You can try to partition the card into multiple 1gb partition's but would suggest upgrading the system.

Thanks

Dustin

The hard disk inside that Spire case has died - running the free space clean from CCleaner (a very intensive procedure) has been the death blow to an already sick disk.. Nothing more can be done to save it and the data on it. Replace it with a new one.

test whether another flash drive accepts it or not if accepts then change the drive because virus may damaged your flash drive so always use flash drive by taking backup on cd and formatting contineusly virus should not stay in drive

Then you will have to use a diskette or a CD, download the driver on some other computer, unpack and copy it to the diskette or burn on a CD-R.
Go to this link to download the drivers and for further reading on Windows 98 USB storage issues.

has he not transfaird the data on the pendrive from his mac to your windows pc

Are you referring to the virtual memory or just disk space? Assuming you are on Windows, even after transferring files, the space might not be enough. You can change the pagefile size (virtual memory) or just transfer enough files and even move your temp directory to D. That way the partition/drive with OS will have enough space. Now a days keep at least one gig free there. It usually starts complaining when it gets close to 500 MB.

It seems to me that when the drive was partitioned, the whole thing was not partitioned. If using Windows XP you can go under the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Computer Management and then Disk Management. You should be able to see the drive and if any unpartitioned space is available.