how do you save a file into a SanDisk Cruzer micro USB drive?

Answer 1

Open the SandDisk from my computer, drag the file and drop to the SandDisk window.

Answer 2

I think it explained. Drag and Drop. I open Windows explorer and you have to learn how to get what you want open and see the file/Thumb Drive on the list. OR, open Windows Explorer 2 times and try to figure it out. The Cruzer usually open it own window when you plug it in or click the cruzer icon that pop-up and find.
I do the same with my MP3 Player. I not need all the fancy software. I just do a drag and drop into the Music folder. For simple one songs, they get dropped to my "Misc." sub-folder within the music folder.. Albums get dropped to the main Music Folder.
When you in the Thumb Drive you can click on Files > New Folder and give it a name.
Just practice you will learn.

Look at this picture;
http://www.cjntech.co.nz/manuals/Using%20RAMM/hosting-win-explorer-transferring-files.gif
On the right see "My Pictures"?
OK, look on the left and find E: It is in My Computer!
Let's say for example you want to move My Pictures into E: and it your Thumb Drive. Left Click on My Pictures and hold the Button down and move to your E: drive and you see it change colors and then release the button. IF, C: turn color move the mouse up down holding the left button, until you "Highlight" the Drive you want to drop to. I hope this helps.

Answer 3

1. stick the usb drive into your computer
2. go to my computer
3. the drive should be under removable disk or something of that nature
4. double click the drive
5. minimize the window and find the file that you want to put onto it
6. right click the file and choose "copy"
7. go back to the removable disk window and right click and choose "paste"
8. to open the file on another computer just put the usb drive in and open the removable disk folder it should appear there...then just double click it and wallah...you have your file on another computer...

Answer 4

Simple:

Open the My Computer icon, and drag the file into the thumb drive. It should be "mass storage device" or something similar, probably E:, F: etc.