how exactly do i add files to a flash drive from windows xp?

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ok, so i've dont this before, but it was a REALLY long time ago, and i cant screw this up because im copying a ton of word files to a 4gb flash drive from a computer running windows XP that i think is almost dead. so, how can i copy all of my word documents to a flash drive from a computer running windows xp? thanks!!
 
well, *chuckle* you insert the flash drive. go to my computer, then open up your flashdrive (removable disk e: or whatever) then find the folder with all the word documents, then highlight them all (ctrl+a) and click and drag them to your flashdrive (wait for it to finish) then take your computer to a friend who can fix it.
 
1 put in the USB flash drive

2 wait for windows to recognise it and install the built in windows drivers to run it

3 find the files you want to transfer highlight, press ctrl c (or right click, copy) and then on then type in the drive letter of the USB drive and press ctrl+v (or right click and paste)

you can leave the window/folder of the USB drive open and drag over the files whilst holding CTRL and it will copy them over.

dont delete them off of your computer, should something happen to the USB drive they will all be gone.

since there word documents, they compress really well. download something like winrar and compress them for backup, or compress them and save them onto the USB drive.

they will take up a fraction of the 4GB.
 
1 put in the USB flash drive

2 wait for windows to recognise it and install the built in windows drivers to run it

3 find the files you want to transfer highlight, press ctrl c (or right click, copy) and then on then type in the drive letter of the USB drive and press ctrl+v (or right click and paste)

you can leave the window/folder of the USB drive open and drag over the files whilst holding CTRL and it will copy them over.

dont delete them off of your computer, should something happen to the USB drive they will all be gone.

since there word documents, they compress really well. download something like winrar and compress them for backup, or compress them and save them onto the USB drive.

they will take up a fraction of the 4GB.
 
1 put in the USB flash drive

2 wait for windows to recognise it and install the built in windows drivers to run it

3 find the files you want to transfer highlight, press ctrl c (or right click, copy) and then on then type in the drive letter of the USB drive and press ctrl+v (or right click and paste)

you can leave the window/folder of the USB drive open and drag over the files whilst holding CTRL and it will copy them over.

dont delete them off of your computer, should something happen to the USB drive they will all be gone.

since there word documents, they compress really well. download something like winrar and compress them for backup, or compress them and save them onto the USB drive.

they will take up a fraction of the 4GB.
 
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