How to connect a USB stick - Computers & Internet

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The Janome Memory Craft 10000 does not have a USB port for direct connection with a USB stick. Instead, it uses a PC card slot for data transfer. Therefore, you cannot use a USB stick with the MC 10000 using a USB-B to USB-C female cord. You would need to transfer data from the USB stick to a PC card using a card reader and then insert the PC card into the MC 10000.

It may depend upon how old your TV is. And it may also depend upon the format of your USB. Older TVs may not recognise a USB that is formatted in NTFS (NT File System). Some USB sticks are formatted in FAT32 and some (the bigger size) are formatted in NTFS. Almost any device that can accept a USB to be connected, will recognise a FAT32 USB, but, not all will recognise a NTFS USB stick.

Insert the memory card into a USB card reader and connect it into the USB port of your computer and also connect your memory stick into another USB port on your computer.You computer will detect both memory devices and you can click on them to open and view the files, then copy the photos on the memory card and paste them on the memory stick.
If you have only one USB port then copy the photos from the memory card into your computer then connect the memory stick to your computer and copy the photos from the computer to the memory stick.

First off make sure you have fresh batteries in the mouse. If the batteries are missing or weak then that would cause the no connection between the mouse and the usb stick.

After you check the mouse out for fresh batteries, then go ahead and plug the usb stick into your laptop. At this point you should hear a sound and windows should install the drivers for that mouse, if it doesn't then the next thing would be to try another computer or laptop that has working usb ports and try to connect the usb stick on another computer.

If it works then that means there is an issue with the usb ports on your office laptop. If the mouse still doesn't work then that means the usb stick is bad and you would need to buy a new mouse.

this may have many causes. first possibility: the stick is dead and needs replacement. second: there may be a problem with the usb-port or -controller. if you connect a different usb device to the same port as the stick, and it's recognised, the usb- port is fine and it surely will be the stick which is broken. if the other device isn't recognised either, it's a usb related problem. in this case you should verify if all settings for usb in the BIOS are enabled, if the usb-controller in device manager has been installed supposedly. if not, reinstall, reboot and try again. if this does not work, you need to replace your computer's system board

Yes connect your USB stick to computer with USB port of computer.
Then open my computer then you can see your usb stick as removable disk.
Then you can copy your pictures and paste in your usb memory stick.

Let me know if you need more assistanse.
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If the stick is the solution, why are you avoiding the solution?

From what you have said, the internal wifi in the Evo doesn't work, while
an external usb stick does.

Assuming that your internal wifi is properly configured and functional, it is
incapable of picking up your home wifi signal, though it might be functional in other situations ... Buying an external usb stick gives you a better antenna position and takes nothing away from your system, while adding functionality and sheilding the innards of your system from viral
attack as a first line of attack that is detachable.

Buy the USB stick.


Bue

Try reformatting the USB memory stick.

as long as you have connected the usb lead and tried in different ports, make sure you are selecting USB Connection in the settings menu on the psp, it should then connect, but some older pc's may not have enough voltage sent to the usb ports to read the psp, if this is so you will need to buy a powered usb hub.