A USB pen drive is a small, portable flash memory device that allows users to easily transfer files between computers. By plugging the pen drive into a computer's USB port, it is automatically detected as an external storage drive where files can be copied to or from. Transferring files only requires copying them to the pen drive on one computer, then plugging it into another computer to access and copy the files again.

1. What is a USB Pen Drive?Mr. Jusino

2. A USB Pen Drive is: Sometimes referred to as a jumpdrive, the pen drive is a portable USB flash memory device that can be used to quickly transfer audio, video, and data files from the hard drive of one computer to another. With a construction that is small enough to fit into a pocket, the pen drive derives its name from the fact that many of these USB drive devices resemble a small pen or pencil in size and shape.

3. How do I use it?Simple. Plug it into the USBport of your PC and watch the system automatically detect the new device. Take at look at your system drives, a new drive has been created! The operating system can now access your USB Pen Drive just like any ordinary Hard Disk Drive.

4. How do I use it?Copy across all the files you want to the 'new' drive, wait for the Read/Write LED on the USB Pen Drive to stop flashing then disconnect it. That's it. Your files are now safely stored on your USB Pen Drive. If you want to copy those files to another PC/Mac, just plug it in the new machine, wait for it to be detected and copy them off again.