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MEMORY KEY, 32Gb

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MEMORY KEY

Definition

External temporary storage device allowing the transfer of data from one computer to another through a USB port.

Some models are waterproof.

Synonym

USB key

Specifications

  • "plug and play" (driverless) installation
  • USB 3.0 compatible
  • "bus-powered", i.e. powered by the PC's USB port (no external power supply required)
  • capacity: minimum 32 GB, also available in 64 GB and larger

Optional:

  • there are also waterproof models

Instructions for use

A memory key can be read and written to like a normal hard disk. Simply connect it to a USB port while the operating system is running so that it appears like a removable disk identified by a letter.

Be careful when inserting the memory key plug into the computer's USB port, as it is very fragile!

We strongly advice you to scan your USB Key with an up to date antivirus before using it.

Caution

An external USB device should be turned off before disconnecting it from the computer (click on the icon "Safely remove hardware" in the taskbar on the right-hand side at the bottom of the screen).

Remark

A memory key allows data to be collected and transferred to a computer, but it is not itself a reliable medium for backing up.

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