How do I get something from my desktop to a USB flash drive?

The file on the desktop is copied to the USB flash drive, but the file on the USB flash drive of the different computer cannot be opened, because you are copying the shortcut on the desktop, not the file itself.

To copy a file correctly, you need to copy it to the same path as the file

For example: I have a folder shortcut called baidu on my desktop.

Start by looking at the actual path to the Baidu folder.

Go to C: Select the Baidu folder and right-click to select "Copy".

Open the USB flash drive, right-click in the blank space and select "Paste".

Then plug the USB flash drive into another computer to view.

What you copy from the desktop to the USB flash drive should be a shortcut, the real program is not on the desktop, only the file can be opened on other computers! You should right-click, select Properties, find the starting position in it, and then enter the disk where the program is located according to the way inside, copy the program directly to the USB flash drive, and install it on another computer before you can use it.

All you got away in front of you is the desktop shortcut,Its specific files are stored in the --- to view the properties of the desktop shortcut (that is, right-click the mouse,Select properties),Then click on the target,The pop-up window is what you should copy,If it's a program,You have to find its installation file!

It's useless to put shortcuts on the desktop in there. It is also possible that the USB flash drive is poisonous, and the files are directly hidden by another computer.

The steps to copy files from the desktop to a USB flash drive are as follows:

1. Connect the USB flash drive device to the computer, open the Windows Explorer page, and double-click to open the USB flash drive device page;

2. Drag the files on the desktop to the window page where the USB flash drive device is located;

3. Finally, the file copy operation will be automatically executed, and the file can be copied to the USB flash drive after it is completed.

1. Insert the USB flash drive and click the USB flash drive icon in the lower right corner, as shown in the figure below

2. In the U disk assistant in the upper right corner, click Security Open, as shown in the following figure:

3. Find the file you want to copy, as shown in the figure below

4. Right-click and select Copy, as shown in the following figure

5. Return to the desktop, select Paste, finish, and copy the file to the desktop as shown in the following figure

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, then open the computer desktop, and right-click the file on the computer desktop.

2. Select "Copy".

3. Click "This Computer" on the desktop of the computer.

4. Click the name of the USB flash drive.

5. Right-click on any blank space in the USB flash drive and select "Paste".

6. Then the file will be copied to the USB flash drive.