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A BIOS is responsible for the communications between your operating system and your computer hardware. Without an updated BIOS, some of your hardware may not work correctly with your operating system. Flash drives are one of the many ways you can update your BIOS. You can use a flash drive of any capacity as long as the drive is completely empty of all non-BIOS-related files. The entire process of downloading and updating your BIOS takes 10-15 minutes.


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Name: Promotional USB flash drive
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Available Capacities: 64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB
Compatibility: PC or Notebook with a USB interface
Operating Systems: Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95 Mac 0S 8.6 and above
Drivers: Only required for Windows 98/95
Transfer Rate: High Speed USB 2.0 USB 1.1 Compatible
Speed: Write:7MB/s Read:20MB/s
Data retention: 10 Years Minimum
Warranty: 12 Months
Imprint Surface: Metal


•Step 1
Format a flash drive. Insert the flash drive into any available USB port. Go to "My Computer" and right click flash drive. The name will vary based on your model. Select "Format" and press "Start." Don't remove the flash drive after formatting.

•Step 2
Reboot your computer and enter your BIOS doing the boot process. The BIOS entry key depends on your computer manufacturer. The key typically is "F2", "Esc", or "Del."
Write down your BIOS version number and the motherboard manufacturer. These will be displayed on the first page of your BIOS. Exit the BIOS. See the bottom of the BIOS screen for exit instructions.

•Step 3
Open an Internet browser window and visit the motherboard manufacturer's website or the website listed in the Resources section.
For the manufacturer's website, look for a Help, Support or Downloads section for the BIOS update.
For the website in the Resources section, select your manufacturer from the alphabetical list, click the link and view available downloads.

•Step 4
Download your BIOS update file. Be sure to select one that is compatible with flash drives. If no specific information is given, the file can be used by with any removable media, including flash drives.
Other types you may see include floppy disk only and executables you can run straight from your desktop.

•Step 5
Open the folder you downloaded, if one exists. If there is only a single executable file, copy the file straight to your flash drive. View any text files as they may include manufacturer-specific instructions. Follow any instructions to copy the file to your flash drive. If none exist, copy the entire downloaded file or folder to your flash drive.

•Step 6
Reboot your computer with the flash drive still inserted. Boot from the flash drive. If it doesn't boot from the drive automatically, press "F12" during the boot process for boot options. Choose "USB Drive." Allow the BIOS update to run. Your computer will reboot once the process is complete

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Imprint Area: 25.4mmx12.7mm

Available Capacities: 64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB
Compatibility: PC or Notebook with a USB interface
Operating Systems: Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95 Mac 0S 8.6 and above
Drivers: Only required for Windows 98/95
Transfer Rate: High Speed USB 2.0 USB 1.1 Compatible
Speed: Write:7MB/s Read:20MB/s
Data retention: 10 Years Minimum
Dimensions L x W x H: 54mmx18mmx10mm
Packing size: 94mmx44mmx21mm
Warranty: 12 Months
Imprint Surface: Metal

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Step 1

Insert a USB flash drive into an open USB slot on your computer. Remove any important files from the drive, because it must be formatted to be made into a boot drive.
Step 2

Download the HP Drive Key Boot Utility from the link listed in Resources and double click the file. This works with non-HP flash drives as well.
Step 3

Install the software package. Make sure you don't have any other external USB drives plugged into your computer to avoid accidentally formatting the wrong drive.
Step 4

Follow the on-screen instructions to format the USB drive and install the system files needed to make it bootable.
Step 5
Restart your computer and enter the BIOS (usually by pressing F2 or F10 on startup) to select boot options. Look for the USB Drive---sometimes also referred to as USB ZipDrive or USB HDD. Select and boot from this source.

A USB Flash drive is essentially a portable hard drive. It connects to your USB port and can store information just like a hard disk can. The advantage to the flash drive over a normal hard drive is that it can be moved from computer to computer through the USB port. In Windows Vista, the USB drive can even act as a sort of RAM using Windows ReadyBoost. There are certain criteria that must be met for this to work efficiently.

•Step 1
Connect the USB flash drive to a USB port. Some USB flash drives will have the drivers installed locally on the USB device itself. Windows will have the drivers installed. In either case--when the USB device is added--the drivers will automatically run to set up your new device. This is a onetime run. It will not have to be done again after the initial install.

•Step 2
Walk through the driver installation process. The driver installation process may be fully automated, but--depending on the USB manufacturer--there may be some self explanatory prompts that need a user's attention. Typically, a Windows authorization window will appear, asking for permission to run the driver's program. Click "Okay" if you accept. The only other prompt that should appear, if any, is a prompt asking if you wish to reboot the computer now. Simply select yes or no. If you don't reboot the computer at this prompt, the flash drive will not be usable.

•Step 3
Log off or restart the computer.

•Step 4
Transfer wanted files to the USB flash drive. This can be music, video, documents, or whatever you want, as long as it does not exceed the drive size. Once the information is on the flash drive, you can remove the flash drive and take it to another computer.

•Step 5
Disable the hardware device. Once the information is on the flash drive, you can remove the flash drive and take it to another computer. Before you do this, be sure to go down to your task bar in the lower right hand corner. Place your mouse pointer over the icons. Find the one that says "Safely Remove Hardware." Choose this and disable the flash drive before removing it. This is to help ensure you do not lose any data you have stored on the flash drive.

•Step 6
Connect the USB device to any USB 2.0 port, and you can transfer the files from the Flash drive to the computer. If you wish, you can just use the
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Name: Promotional USB flash drive
Imprint Area: 210mmx20mm
Available Capacities: 64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB
Compatibility: PC or Notebook with a USB interface
Operating Systems: Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95 Mac 0S 8.6 and above
Drivers: Only required for Windows 98/95
Transfer Rate: High Speed USB 2.0 USB 1.1 Compatible
Speed: Write:7MB/s Read:20MB/s
Data retention: 10 Years Minimum
Warranty: 12 Months
Imprint Surface: Plastic
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Windows XP and Windows Vista do not offer DOS to USB support. Operating systems before that, however, have tricks to get USB's working. To make this happen the user must download a USB driver. This can be found at the end of this article for the required ZIP file needed. After a little bit of editing to the autoexec.bat and config.sys files, you'll be up and running




Step 1
Download the required USB driver from the link at the bottom of this page. Install the driver onto you're OEM boot disk. Run the driver exe that you have downloaded. It will load the required drivers for you.

Step 2
Restart the computer. Press F8 as soon as you see the Windows logo to get to the boot menu. At the boot menu select "MSDOS Command prompt."

Step 3
Insert the OEM boot disk.

Step 4
Open the config.sys file from DOS. From the DOS prompt simply type "Edit a:\config.sys" without the quotes. The config.sys file will open allowing edits to be made. This config.sys is on the a:\ drive. We are altering the OEM boot disk, not the computer.

Step 5
Add the following lines to config.sys:
Device =a:\himem.sys
Devicehigh= a:\emm386.exe
Device=a: \usbaspi.sys
Dos=high,umb

Step 6
Save config.sys.

Step 7
Open the autoexec.bat file from DOS. From the DOS prompt simply type "Edit a:\autoexec.bat" without the quotes. The autoexec.bat file will open allowing edits to be made. This autoexec.bat is on the a:\ drive. We are altering the OEM boot disk, not the computer.

Step 8
Add the following lines to autoexec.bat:
@echo off
Duseldr a:\duse.exe
Mscdex /D:usbcdrom /s /m:15 /v

The last line is actually for your cdrom device. This method is to allow all USB devices to work from DOS, not just the USB drive.

Step 9
Save autoexex.bat

Step 10
Restart the computer. The computer will boot off of the disk and you will have USB support.

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Almost anyone who uses a computer would like a custom USB drive or custom flash drive. Custom USB drives or custom flash drives make great portable storage for documents, homework, music, and back up files.

Companies often use custom flash drives or custom USB drives for advertising for promotions and events. It is easy to order custom flash drives or custom USB drives online.

Instructions

Step 1

Choose the amount of storage capacity you would like for your custom USB jump or flash drive. Storage capacity for custom flash drives usually varies between 512MB to 16GB. Popular storage sizes are 1GB and 2GB for custom jump drives.

Step 2

Decide on a logo or a design for your custom flash drive. You can also include a custom name or saying or advertising message. Custom USB drives come in a variety of colors and styles.

Step 3

Decide on how many custom flash drives you would like to order. Some online retailers will let you customize an order for any amount from one flash drive to several thousand flash drives. Other retail websites require you to bulk order your custom USB drives.

Step 4

Decide if you would like a lanyard, gift box, or additional bling items for your custom jump drive.

Step 5

Do some research on different online retailers who make custom USB drives and custom flash drives. Upload your logo and place your order with your chosen online retailer.

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USB drives are easy and convenient ways to transfer files from computer to computer, but when they are full or the files are no longer needed, you may want to clear everything off the drive. There are 2 methods for clearing data off of a USB flash drive and they can both be performed quickly the next time you need an empty drive.

Manual

Step 1
Insert your drive into a USB port. Wait for the computer to read the drive and load the content. Open up "My Computer" through the Windows menu. Look for the drive listing and double-click on it so a new window opens up.
Step 2
Click on "Tools" followed by "Folder Options." A new menu will pop-up over the window.
Step 3
Click on the "View" tab and look for the "Hidden Files" option. Click the circle that says "Show Hidden Files and Folders." Press "Ok" and the box should disappear.
Step 4
Click your mouse and drag it so that it highlights all of the files in the window. Press the "Delete" button and wait until everything clears off of the jump drive.

Step 5
Check the recycling bin and clear anything that may have gone there. Remove the jump drive and reinsert to make sure everything has been deleted

Auto-Format

Step 1
Insert your jump drive into a USB port. Once the content has loaded, open up "My Computer" through the Windows menu.
Step 2
Find the USB flash drive and right click on it. Click on the menu option that says "Format..." and wait for a new window to load.
Step 3
Choose the check box that says "Quick Format" if you want a full erase of the flash drive. Leave that box unchecked if you want it to go through and thoroughly clear the drive's contents.
Step 4
Press the "Start" button to begin the formatting. A progress bar will showcase how much has been formatted already. A pop-up message will show up when the formatting has completed.
Step 5
Remove the card and place it back into the computer to be sure that everything has cleared. The card should be cleared and ready for complete use.

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Sneakernet-borne viruses seemed like a thing of the past until we started having Conficker outbreaks. There has been other malware that targeted USB storage devices before Conficker, but for some reason none had been as effective at spreading...something that's likely attributable to the multipronged attack capability.

Dealing with Conficker infections on USB flash drives became quite a pain for organizations of all sizes last year. I wrote about a few methods to help stop the spread of malware via USB flash drives back in February (see "Fight Malware With Software Restriction Policies"). Even with those safety measures in place, it didn't prevent USB flash drives from getting infected when they were used at a local print shop, stuck into a hotel kiosk, or used in some other poorly managed computer system.

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It's amusing to see the faces of attendees in my Cyber Self Defense class when I start telling them about the insecurities around USB flash drives and the use of pay-by-the-minute Internet kiosks at hotels. The majority of them have never thought about the possibility that a virus could spread by one of those handy little "memory sticks" they carry around with them. Those who had thought about it did so only because they'd been victims in the past.

And Internet kiosks...forget about it. They don't like being told not to use their company e-mail from those things because who knows what keylogger or malware has been installed on it. We'll save that discussion for another day.



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Specifications

Name: Swivel USB flash drive
Imprint Area: 25.4mmx12.7mm
Available Capacities: 64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB
Compatibility: PC or Notebook with a USB interface
Operating Systems: Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95 Mac 0S 8.6 and above
Drivers: Only required for Windows 98/95
Transfer Rate: High Speed USB 2.0 USB 1.1 Compatible
Speed: Write:7MB/s Read:20MB/s
Data retention: 10 Years Minimum
Dimensions L x W x H: 54mmx18mmx10mm
Packing size: 94mmx44mmx21mm
Warranty: 12 Months
Imprint Surface: Metal

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In other blog posts I've talked about the difference between good and bad suppliers. There are companies out there using dodgy controller chips, hacked memory and recycled chips. While we can't verify for certain that the rivals we tested don't take part in these practices, this probably wasn't the case in this situation. It was a simple case of "acceptable" quality against high quality.

Flash memory is available, from the major suppliers (such as Sony) in both "A" and "B" grade. The B grade memory is perfectly good memory that failed to meet certain standards with regards to speed, reliability and performance. However, it was deemed "acceptable" for certain uses, therefore didn't end up in the bin with really bad chips. This B grade memory is then put into promotional USB drives in order to cut costs. After all, they are being given away free, right? I'm sure your customers won't blame you if they end up slow, unresponsive and ultimately unreliable in comparison? Will they? I mean, they were free, after all?

At The USB Superstore, we'd rather not take that risk. We believe in only using the highest quality memory, paired with the highest quality controller chips, put together in the highest quality factories, complete with the highest quality finish. The result of that is plain to see; Faster chips, far lower failure rates, and lots of very satisfied customers,also it very convenient for you to take .then we saw the description of performance parameters in detail:

Name:	Credit Card USB flash drive
Imprint Area:	84mmx54mm
Available Capacities:	64MB,128MB,256MB,512MB,1GB,2GB,4GB,8GB
Compatibility:	PC or Notebook with a USB interface
Operating Systems:	Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95 Mac 0S 8.6 and above
Drivers:	Only required for Windows 98/95
Transfer Rate:	High Speed USB 2.0 USB 1.1 Compatible
Speed:	Write:7MB/s Read:20MB/s
Data retention:	10 Years Minimum
Dimensions L x W x H:	84mmx54mmx1.8mm
Packing size:	94mmx44mmx21mm
Warranty:	12 Months
Imprint Surface:	Metallic

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