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Store and protect everything from cherished photos and videos to sensitive work files with the Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive. The drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software, which lets you password-protect and secure files you want to keep private while permitting access to files you want to share. The compact drive features a red slider that glides shut to shield the USB connector. A high-speed USB 2.0 interface delivers fast, reliable performance.
Any limit on the number of file names you can store
I have a 128GB SanDisk. It does not let me write any new files while it still has about 100GB of storage available. Is there a limit on the number of file names for this device?
A little confused by your question. File "names" really don't have anything to do with size of the actual files. As for not being able to save any more "files" to your USB drive, perhaps the Admin. rights have been changed on the PC (or Mac)? I would have to know more specifics about the problem to give an accurate answer. It could be something as serious as the USB port not working or the USB drive damaged from not ejecting it correctly (just pulling it out of the port w/o disabling 1st). Many possibilities exist. You might want to make a copy of what exists on the USB drive, then run a disk scan to see if problems are present on the drive.
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Store and protect everything from cherished photos and videos to sensitive work files with the Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive. The drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software, which lets you password-protect and secure files you want to keep private while permitting access to files you want to share. The compact drive features a red slider that glides shut to shield the USB connector. A high-speed USB 2.0 interface delivers fast, reliable performance.
What is the class on this device
Is this class 10 or better? I don't see any spec how good of a performance for this device is.
USB drives are not classified like SD & Compact cards are.
Transfer rates are listed on Sandick.com website. USB 3.0 offer
up to 10x the speed over USB 2.0
Transfer rates are listed on Sandick.com website. USB 3.0 offer
up to 10x the speed over USB 2.0
9 years, 5 months ago
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Posted by:
KILLER
from
Western NC
Store and protect everything from cherished photos and videos to sensitive work files with the Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive. The drive comes with SanDisk SecureAccess software, which lets you password-protect and secure files you want to keep private while permitting access to files you want to share. The compact drive features a red slider that glides shut to shield the USB connector. A high-speed USB 2.0 interface delivers fast, reliable performance.
Transfer Speed???
For this BF weekend special, I can't pass this price up. However, I'm worried the TS will be slow. Anyone with an definite answer?
It does transfer pretty slow when moving large (+1GB) files and several high res. pics all at once, but as for watching a movie off of it, no problems at all. The USB 3.0 drives offer "up to" 10x the trans. speed for a little more $$$.
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