How to connect the notebook to other computers like a USB flash drive, I hope the prawns will help

Go to a computer company and buy a computer cable, and say that you want two computers to be connected.

Even the LAN, not only the notebook, but also the desktop is the only one you want!!

Here's how to put the files from the USB flash drive into your laptop:

1. Find the USB flash drive on the laptop and click to open the USB flash drive, as shown in the figure below

2. Drag the files you want to put in the laptop from the USB flash drive to the folder of the computer, as shown in the figure below

3. After dragging it to completion, you can complete the file in the USB flash drive into the laptop, as shown in the figure below:

Connect the computer to the U disk (pay attention to the virus scanning), copy the files that need to be copied from the U disk, copy --- paste.

Plug in the U disk, find the disk that reads the U disk in the notebook My Computer, click in, select the file you want to put, right-click, copy or cut, and click on the d e f disk where you want to put the file (you choose it yourself) Right-click on the blank space, and paste it.

Very simple, insert the U disk into the computer, select the Chinese ctrl+c copy, select a disk with extra space on the computer, open it and paste it with ctrl+v.

Plug in the USB stick, open the removable disk, and just drag things out.

How to set up USB flash drive boot for ASUS Turn.

Steps to set up USB flash drive boot:

1. Boot up and plug in the made USB flash drive to boot, and press F2 to enter the BIOS interface when the screen appears;

2. Move the arrow keys of the keyboard left and right to find the "boot" menu;

3. Find "Boot Option" in "Boot".

4. Find "Boot Option 1" in "Boot" and press the Enter key to find the USB flash drive, and use the keyboard arrow keys to move the USB flash drive to the first position;

5. After selection, press F10 to save and exit. Restart the computer and you can start it with a USB flash drive according to the choice.

The method of setting the USB flash drive as the first boot item is as follows: reboot the computer, click ESC to select the boot item, and select the corresponding boot method.

1) When you turn on the device to enter the logo screen, there will be a prompt on the screen to please press del to enter the EFI BIOS setting, which means "press the del key to enter the EFI BIOS for setting" in Chinese, and press the del key quickly at this time.

2) There is a row of icons in the UEFI BIOS, there are hard disks, CD-ROMs, U disks and other icons, the order of the graphical interface boot is carried out in the order of arrangement, on the far left is the first boot, if you want to start the U disk, as long as you click the U disk icon with the mouse and do not let go, and then drag it to the far left to become the first boot, if you want the disc to start, the method is the same, drag to the far left, and then press F10 to save.

That may not support booting from a USB flash drive.

First, right-click on my computer and select Device Manager, and see if there is a yellow "? If not, check the services on the computer, and there are two services related to it, "Removable Storage" and "Logical Disk Manager", you can see if they have been turned on. Hope it works for you ...

First make sure that the USB flash drive is good, then the driver, and finally the notebook motherboard.

Is there that icon, but no hard drive? It can be opened in management.

Try to change to another USB flash drive, if you identify it, it means that your USB flash drive is broken, or it may be written protection.

If other USB flash drives don't recognize it, it's a problem with computer settings. It may have been blocked by a firewall. Just turn off the firewall.

You can also try a different computer. Let's see if it's a USB flash drive or a computer.

The computer is poisoned! Or that USB flash drive is poisoned.

XP SP2 onwards can be used without a driver.

Yes, now all USB flash drives don't need to be driven.

32-bit for all machines;

The 64-bit iron is not installed on the 32-bit machine.

Also, some machines don't support USB flash drive boot, so there's no way.

However, in recent years, the machine has been fine.

Dear ASUS users, Hello!

Connect the U disk system installation disk, after the machine is turned on, click the ESC button repeatedly, and the startup item selection will appear, generally the first two items are optical drives and hard disks, and the third item is the U disk, you can also confirm by the name on the startup item, and the manufacturer or model of the U disk will generally be displayed.

Boot and hold F2 into the BIOS system and remove the HDD is OK.

Restore the BIOS to the default settings, and then reset the boot order to try, if it doesn't work, use the optical drive.