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SanDisk 512GB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive (USB Type-C / Type-A) $43
SanDisk 512GB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive (USB Type-C / Type-A) $43 @ BHPhoto
Thumbdrive [bhphotovideo.com]
Key Features
Thumbdrive [bhphotovideo.com]
Key Features
- 512GB Storage Capacity
- 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C Connector
- 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A Connector
- Up to 150 MB/s Data Transfer Speed
- All-Metal Design
- Swivel Protector
- Key Ring Hole
- Supports SanDisk Memory App
Created 02-13-2023
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| Product Name: | SanDisk 512GB Ultra Dual Drive Luxe USB 3.1 Flash Drive (USB Type-C / Type-A) |
| Product Description: | Dual USB Type-C and Type-A Connectors |
| Product SKU: | 1547789 |
| UPC: | 619659179175 |
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Keep in mind, you may need to adjust the boot sequence on your computer. Hope that helps!
Keep in mind, you may need to adjust the boot sequence on your computer. Hope that helps!
Problem is when you are running off a key drive it might be a bit sluggish. Possibly a USB SSD of some type would be better tasked for the Job?
I have used them, but I relegated all my old, smaller, key drives to a junk bowl. It must be a quart of 8gb,16,gb,but mostly 32gb. I cant believe how many I have acquired over the years and actually on a couple died in my life that I can remember.
When I need to run a installer I make a fresh one using say the Microsoft media creator (might as well get the latest for that fresh install with all the updated drivers and updates anyway!) .. When done, return to the bowl. Anything smaller than 64gb is in that bowl. You could be surprised how far a 64 can go. A copy of Win 11+10 and Most of the recovery ISO's could fit on a 32gb.. You would be surprised how often you need to up date the ISO though too..
Problem is when you are running off a key drive it might be a bit sluggish. Possibly a USB SSD of some type would be better tasked for the Job?
I have used them, but I relegated all my old, smaller, key drives to a junk bowl. It must be a quart of 8gb,16,gb,but mostly 32gb. I cant believe how many I have acquired over the years and actually on a couple died in my life that I can remember.
When I need to run a installer I make a fresh one using say the Microsoft media creator (might as well get the latest for that fresh install with all the updated drivers and updates anyway!) .. When done, return to the bowl. Anything smaller than 64gb is in that bowl. You could be surprised how far a 64 can go. A copy of Win 11+10 and Most of the recovery ISO's could fit on a 32gb.. You would be surprised how often you need to up date the ISO though too..