How to transfer documents or files to my nextbook 11.6 tablet pc on to usb flash drive

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Hi there,

Here are a few pages I found that should be of help to you with this. There are several methods you can use to transfer data to and from a tablet, as you will see.
Three methods for transferring files to and from your Android tablet
http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-10-inch/105143-how-transfer-files-usb-drive-tablet.html
How to Access and Manage Files on Your Android Tablet

I post on behalf of HP.

Well, you might need to find a usb to microusb adapter, so it will fit in your tablet.

Use USB port to connect. Click on file you want to download. Send it to the USB port. Open USB port to find it. You may want to change the name of the file before you begin to download it.

To transfer files directly from a usb flash drive you will need a USB on the go adapter. If your tablet is rooted, StickMount will make the process much easier.

You can also use a computer to transfer the files, plug both the tablet and the flash drive into a computer and use windows to transfer them between the two devices.

Additionally you could use some sort of cloud storage to transfer them, attach the usb drive to the pc, and copy the photos to a service like Google drive or Dropbox, then simply download the files onto the tablet using that services app.

Yes, but it takes several steps to transfer pics from your tablet to a flash drive.

There are two ways of accessing tablet files: 1) wireless access which requires a sync app on your tablet and PC software of the same app type. One such app for sync between Android (any) to/from PC software is Cheetah Sync: http://www.jrtstudio.com/cheetah-sync-android-wireless-sync.

Alternatively, you can use ES File Explorer's Network/LAN/Cloud/FTP functions to share files between your Android phone/tablet and your PC via secure Wifi: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/share-files-between-android-and-windows-with-es-file-explorer/

or 2) wired via the USB charging cable, which I will explain in more detail:

Plug your table to your PC using the Samsung charger cable that doubles as a data transfer cable when you remove the USB plug from the wall charger cube and plug it to the USB port on your PC.
Your PC should read your tablet as an external drive: Open "My Computer" and double-click the tablet drive icon>search your subfolders for your pictures. Highlight your picture files and either copy and paste or drag and drop (different way of copy/paste) to your desktop (or desired location), copies will be transferred but not moved from the tablet unless you "cut and paste" from your table to PC to clear out your tablet and make more space. When done, unplug your tablet cable from the PC. Plug in your flash drive to the available USB port: access the flash drive icon on My Computer. Drag and drop or copy and paste picture files to your flash drive.

It may be that the USB port on the tablet may accept only removable storage devices (flash drives) as per the spec sheet:
http://www.nextbookusa.com/pdfs/NEXT8P12_Spec_Sheet.pdf
Try this:
http://www.amazon.com/Nextbook-Android-Tablet-Keyboard-Premium/dp/B00B3507Q8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419221266&sr=8-1&keywords=nextbook+premium+8+accessories

2 ways:
1. Copy sermon files from laptop to USB drive, then mount USB drive to Archos, go to files, external drive, copy files to ARCHOS from USB drive.
2. Connect laptop to Archos with USB cable & copy or drag files from laptop to Archos

Note: You will then need a reader / Office Suite/ or other app to view the sermon files. I assume the files are .doc files. Excellent app for this is Docs to Go.