USB 2.0 Flash Drive security software

Just purchased 3 of these drives and according to the info on the card, I can download security software from this site.Maybe someone can tell me where I can find this downloadable. Thanks.

Look up your part number here.
For instance..
Flash Storage PFU016U-1ACW
You'll see the software..
USB Flash Memory TranMemory Security Software

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I am interested in purchasing the Patriot Supersonic 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive. It is currently sold out online and BestBuy does not sell them in stores. Here is the product page. Do you know if/when the item will be available online? Or if you can find out if the item is sold out due to the 2012 holiday season, or if Best Buy has no plans on selling the item again? I'd rather not wait around forever if I don't have to. Thanks.
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I go to my local Best Buy store now and then and find that they have an item out of stock. Now they are able to tell me if they are getting anymore in by searching in their computer and seeing what their shipment totals are going to be. If it says 0 are coming in and its that way for a long time, its very well thought to be the product is not going to be carried by Best Buy anymore.
I noticed that Best Buy often has good buy deals where they only get X amount of quantitiy of an item and when its sold out they are not getting anymore back in.
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HT201210 you are running the latest version of iTunes, have no other USB devices attached, have no security software installed, and are directly connected to your ISP source, simply restarting the computer and the iOS device can clear up certain issues th

you are running the latest version of iTunes, have no other USB devices attached, have no security software installed, and are directly connected to your ISP source, simply restarting the computer and the iOS device can clear up certain issues that could prevent you from restoring. After restarting the computer and iOS device, attempt to restore again.

How big is your library? I would recommend the following troubleshooting steps:
- Backup your library. Always a good idea before messing with things.
- Create a new library.   Refer to this article for details: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1589. This won't delete your old library, you're just creating a new empty one. Also refer to this article to get back to your old library later.
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Booting from a USB 2.0 flash drive

After reading an article on website MAC OS X Hints on booting from a USB 2.0 flash drive I decided to try it. I used DasBoot to create an OSX system. I then booted in Open Firmware and typed 'devalias' as the instuction said to do but I never got the 'ud' listing that I was supposed to see so I was never able to boot off the drive. I followed all the instuctions then typed mac-boot. When the system restarted it momentarily flashed the folder with the ? on it then proceeded to boot off the internal HD. Anyone else tried to boot off a USB 2.0 drive with an iMac G5 Rev A running 10.4.10 and was successful?

Since you didn't post a reference to the OS X Hints article it's hard to tell what you may have done wrong. When you post a problem you need to provide complete information.
That said you shouldn't have to do anything special except to be sure you properly partition and format the flash device:
Extended Hard Drive Preparation
1. Open Disk Utility.
2. After DU loads select your flash drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
3. Click on the Options button and be sure to select the APM partition scheme then click on the OK button. Set the number of partitions from the dropdown menu (use 1 partition only.) Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Partition button and wait until the volume mounts on the Desktop.
4. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
5. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Options button, check the button for Zero Data and click on OK to return to the Erase window.
6. Click on the Erase button. The format process will take 30 minutes to an hour or more depending upon the drive size.
After formatting has completed you can install OS X and then upgrade it to 10.4.10. That should be all you need do. Now open the Startup Disk preference pane, select the icon of the flash drive, then click on the Restart button.

USB flash drive security on mac and windows

Hi
I've got an USB flash drive and I would like to secure it so that data on it will not be accessible unless a password is provided.
The point is that I need to use it on both my macbook with tiger OS and on another PC with windows XP.
The USB flash drive is a sandisk cruzer titanium that comes with U3. Originally I was using an U3 protection that asks for a password when the flash drive is plugged in.
U3 is not supported by MAC so I had to disable the password protection to use it on my brand new macbook.
Appreciate any help
Thanks, Ste
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You will be able to open it if you make it a .iso
image. There is software available for both OSes to
open and browse/modify a .iso image file. I do not
know how well any of them use passwords for the
images.
Maybe it's winiso
What I would recommend is using Winrar
(http://www.rarlabs.com/) and just using a compresses
and encrypted file that both OS's can manipulate.
With winrar you create an archive and then each time you want to edit a file you have to extract it, modify it and then reinsert it in the archive.
What I was looking for is something more user friendly.
Images created with mac, protected with a password, are ok but are not compatible with windows.
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Cannot format a USB 2 gb Flash Drive

I received a 2 gb FLASH Drive from a supplier. It has their presentation and media information on it, but also has about 1.6 gb of free space. I want to now use this "Thumb Drive" to store other information; and I tried to reformat it for Mac (or Windows). BUT when I go to Disk Utility, I see 3 things:
1. First after my main HD, I see this: "1.9 GB Flash Disk Media" with the orange and white USB symbol (icon).
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HOW TO FULLY FORMAT THIS STICK DRIVE so that the "30.9 mb Flash Disk Media" disappears?
Regards,
Steve 18 Sept 2008

Yes, it indeed seems to be some type of "U3" (that's new to me) or other separate hard drive. In fact, when I insert the new stick drive into my MAC, it shows the disk image (about 1.6 gb) but does NOT show the 30.5 mb (like a Windows computer does) - it says that this drive is not in a format that is recognize by macintosh OSX and either for me to click IGNORE or EJECT. No matter which I check, I cannot "see" this second 'drive' - only if I click IGNORE then I can see it in DISK UTILITY, but can't do anything about it.
As to the web reference you gave, it seems that will only work if I am on a WINDOWS PC - the UNINSTALL software (about 3.3 mb download) is an 'exe' file, i.e. not a Mac program-- is there any Mac software to eliminate the U3?
Just about the time I thought things were getting compatible, this comes out and now all the MacUsers who want to view the pps presentations on this partition cannot!
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I am looking for a USB 2.0 Flash Drive with a fast read/write speed as possible

Around a price of $100 or less.
I am looking for either a 64 GB of 128 GBs Flash drive OR a very small portable USB 2.0 ( if available would prefer FW800 connection) hard drive that I can conveniently carry on my with complete system and data on it. I would like the portable hard drive to be less than $200, if possible.
All ideas for this ard welcome.
I am just looking for a solution that is fairly easy to carry in a pants pocket that I can use to boot up on Macs of my various friends.
Thanks everybody.

Around a price of $100 or less.
I am looking for either a 64 GB of 128 GBs Flash drive OR a very small portable USB 2.0 ( if available would prefer FW800 connection) hard drive that I can conveniently carry on my with complete system and data on it. I would like the portable hard drive to be less than $200, if possible.
All ideas for this ard welcome.
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Thanks everybody.

USB copying to flash Drive very slow suddenly!

hi
i just got my brand new macbook and the ipod touch and so far i love my new mac experience at first i copied my music( 5 GB) on a flash drive and copied it to my macbook and ipod since they both r 2.0 usb they did it pretty fast!
later i was copying the same stuff to the same flash drive and it took me 2 hours to do that the ipod still syncs at a good speed but i don't know if the problem is in the drive or the laptop
i have the same problem on my windows xp machine which has 1.1 usb but the it's much slower than it's supposed to be!
i've searched the forums and other guys have the same thing but no solution !
i swithced to mac to get over windows problems but i'm starting to get disappointed!
any help would be appreciated and plz give me some advice on how to handle the new keyboard! and anything mac
thanks !

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USB Issue with Flash Drives

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Would you try this:
Drive Preparation
1. Open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder.
2. After DU loads select your hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
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Usb problems with flash drive, camera and ipod

It seems to be that when i restart my computer i can plug something into a usb right away but if it's on for a little then it doesn't recognize it...anyone know why. its driving me nuts. thanks!

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Hi, I have a late 2008 iMac with a new hard drive. How do I install Mountain Lion from my bootable USB flash drive.

How do I install Mountain Lion to a new hard drive without having the recovery partition on it.
I have the USB flash drive with software on it but when I switch my Mac on all I have is a white screen & a flashing question mark.
ATB,
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When the installer boots up, you will first need to choose Utilities and Disk Utility. Select the target HD device name and then the partition tab. Select 1 partition, name it Macintosh HD. Format is Mac OS Extended, and option is GUID. Apply. Exit Disk Utility and return to the installer, which will now show your newly partitioned HD as available for install.
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I have 2 USB Flash Drives. One is a ByteStor 2GB USB 2.0 High Speed Dataferry Flash Drive, the other is a Kingston DataTraveler 1GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive. Neither of these drives used to work with the previous design of iMac keyboard, giving me the "low power" warning.
However, the ByteStor works just fine with the new super-thin iMac keyboard, but oddly enough, the Kingston DataTraveler doesn't. Does anyone know why this is? What's the difference? When buying a new USB Flash Drive, how do you know if it's compatible with the new iMac keyboard or not?

Thanks. Yeah the Kingston DataTraveler works just fine if I plug it into one of the USB 2.0 ports on the back of the iMac. But if I plug it into the new thin Apple Keyboard, it gives the low power warning.
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