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Your hard drive is the long-term storage device within your computer. Hard drives hold all your files as well as the applications you use, like the operating system, which is what you use to access and run all the other programs. Learn how to use your USB flash drive as extra storage, as well as how to install another operating system (such as Ubuntu, as used in this example) onto it to use as an alternative to Windows. | Your hard drive is the long-term storage device within your computer. Hard drives hold all your files as well as the applications you use, like the operating system, which is what you use to access and run all the other programs. Learn how to use your USB flash drive as extra storage, as well as how to install another operating system (such as Ubuntu, as used in this example) onto it to use as an alternative to Windows. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
=== Storing Files on a Flash Drive from Windows === | === Storing Files on a Flash Drive from Windows === | ||
