If you only plan on using the USB drive on Windows devices, I'd use NTFS. Otherwise FAT. Formatting stuff should be pretty much the same on any computer. If you do a quick format, it will be quick ...

There was a time when physical media dominated everything that we did on computers. You’d find yourself rushing to a computer lab to insert a floppy disk to print your report in the late 1990s and ...

If you're having trouble with your USB or MP3 flash drive, there are a few things that you can try out to find and fix the problem. Make sure that your PC is equipped with USB 2.0 ports (High Speed ...

I had this same Problem. I fixed it by disconnecting the battery. Reboot! (disconnect the ground cable, look in your manual for proper disconnection. It’s different is you have autostop or not). My ...

I'm using a I5 with W7 64 bit and I have a problem with my PNY 128gb turbo usb 3.0 drive. It is not recognized by windows, no drive letter shows up. Can't find the drivers in Devices. There seem to be ...