Data stored on USB devices can sometimes be lost due to errors. If you find your files disappeared, don’t fret: it is possible to recover deleted files from a USB drive.

Once the Command Prompt displays all the storage drives, find your USB drive by checking its storage capacity and note its disk number. Now, type "select disk X," replacing X with the disk number ...

Corrupted USB flash drives can be a nightmare for anyone who relies on portable storage. Imagine plugging in your USB drive only to find that your important files are inaccessible or damaged. This ...

Take your applications anywhere Portable applications are programs that can run from a USB drive—you can unplug the drive, move it to a different PC, and take all of your favorite apps with you.

To select your USB flash drive, type select disk x, where x is the number of your disk in the list above. In our case we typed select disk 2 in order to select our 32GB USB flash drive.

On the left of the Files app, find your USB drive's name. You can tell it apart from the other save areas because it has a USB icon (shaped like a few arrows branching from a single circle) to the ...