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PC hardware--CPU & Motherboard & RAM - writing directly into a secured device

Expert: Rider - 2/2/2008

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Hello

Is there any USB device, or any other device, that I can insert data into, WITHOUT it never being on the C drive? Or, remaining on the computer in any way?

Thank you Gabe

Answer
Are you asking is there a USB device you can have your data on an minpulate it with out copying it to your C: drive?

Yes, a pen/flash drive, an external hard drive, these act as storage other than the primary drive(s) that are in a system.

Any data on the usb device is accesable and you can open, modify, and close them with out copying them to the C: drive.

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