Insert the memory stick into an SD port on your computer or a memory card reader that's connected to the PC. Click the Windows orb and select "Computer" in the right pane of the Start menu.

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Click the "Start" button on your PC; then click "Computer." Right-click the listing for the memory stick to see the available options. Click "Format" to open the "Format" window.

One caveat: Be sure that your computer has USB 2.0 slots, and that the memory stick is USB 2.0 compatible. Also, a computer can only use one designated USB device for additional RAM, and that drive ...

It’s simple to use: Just plug the little “memory stick” into your computer’s USB port and you can easily move files back and forth as if it were a hard drive on your computer.

A computer stick is a single-board, palm-sized computer that resembles a media streaming stick (such as the Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku Streaming Stick). They are sometimes referred to as compute ...

Time it right Phil Bays writes: "I do not have a Memory Stick, but I have a Memory Key. It is a device which plugs into the USB port on a Mac or a PC and mounts as a drive. I have the same OS X ...

Those tiny plastic USB memory sticks you've got on your desk or skulking in your laptop bag's pocket are soon to be relegated to the past. Innovation, and the mobile tech revolution, is to blame.

Also called a "screenless PC," "any screen computer," or "PC on a stick," it either uses an ARM or Atom CPU and runs a version of Linux or Windows. Storage is flash memory.

When you launch Memory Stick, it immediately opens up a local WebDAV server on your Wi-Fi-connected mobile device. You can then use a computer on the same network to copy files to and from the device.