Why can't I load thumb drives?


Hi

Basic question, probably.  I have about 400 MB of flac files on a hard drive in a windows computer.  I have, in the past, transferred the whole thing to other hard drives with no problem.  But when I try to load into a thumb drive  the transfer bogs down and stops.

A friend tells me that memory chips are no good in this capacity.  Is this true or is there something I can do to effect the transfer?

Bill

 

 

 

wbs

My mistake.  

gigabytes, not megabytes, and copy not transfer.

I was tired...

Bill

Plural?

It sounds like a bad memory stick.

I got plenty of them, stay away from Kingston.

I have tried 3 different thumbdrives and every time the copy begins OK but slows down to almost nothing after a few GB, and starts indicating errors in the files.  Finally I give up.  

As I said above, a friend told me that memory chips are just not good for this type of large operation and that I should stick to hard drives.  I am hoping that someone can give me a solution.  I am feeding Cabasse speakers that have a micro usb input that is only for a hard drive or a thumb drive and would like to clean up the setup.

Bill