Can you transfer files from your PC to the Sandisk wirelessly
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You can transfer files from the Sandisk wirelessly, but you have to use a cable to put the files on the Sandisk.
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I pull the memory card and put on my laptop that way. Simple file transfer.
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No. You need a tablet, a smartphone some device to manage what files you want to access and copy.
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RE: I am looking to move the files from my PC back to the Sandisk Flash Card to put in a digital picture frame will this device allow me to write to the sandisk flash card and do this task? See this post is real old, but here goes (Info may help someone else) Confused about "will this device allow me to write to the sandisk flash card and do this task? " EG: I am looking to move the files from my PC back to the Sandisk Flash Card to put in a digital picture frame. Reading and writing files to a flash card within the SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) via a PC, Mac, Linux?, etc should be no problem. If you are wanting to hook up the SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) to a digital picture frame via it's USB port- I would venture it would NOT work. Picture frame would most likely not have the correct drivers. PS: This unit was marketed during before VISTA, Windows7 was around. (Newest OS listed is XP) SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) is showing as Windows 7 32/64 bit compatible -no need to install any additional software, in case anyone is interested. (Packaging indicates you MUST install some type of software that came with unit prior to connecting drive.... Guess this is for the "One-Touch Transfer button".) Drive should show up under your drive listing...without any additional software. http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SanDisk%20Imagemate%20Card%20Reader&v=SanDisk&uid=SDDR-92-A15&l=en-US&pf=0&pi=9&c=Mice%2C%20Keyboards%20%26%20Input%20Devices&sc=Other%20Input%20Devices&os=64-bit
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Hello, I haven't tried it wireless, but I don't believe so. It says in the description a USB card can be added(sold separately) for a wireless connection. I hope this helps you, I'm not sure how much they cost, but they're probably not to expensive.
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Yes. It works just like any thumb/USB/SD drive. It just plugs into your USB and your PC will recognize it.
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Adding and deleting any files on the SanDisk is done most simply via your laptop or PC. It removes files in seconds.
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I'm not sure! I would use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth instead, files transfer is much faster. Plus you can transfer your files to other devices using this method.
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Agree with previous two answers. However, if you want to move data to an external drive, yes.
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wifi was fine on mine but I had to enable it. The machine did have usb ports - and a dvd burner. I cannot recall about sandisk.
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Hi Patrick, Thank you for your interest in the SanDisk Wireless Flash Drive. You can connect the host device (your mobile phone/ tablet) to another Wi-Fi network while still being connected to the Wireless Flash Drive by configuring settings. Please see the following article for instructions: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3802/ Thank You, SanDisk Support.
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I haven't mastered the wireless feature either. I take my card out of the camera and put it in the slot on my laptop. I have my portable hard drive connected to my laptop and I cut and paste directly from my card to my portable HD. I know I didn't comment on using USB compatibility...but the way I do it indirectly answers that question...I think using USB (flash drive or like my portable HD) is the same. I did have to name my camera and once I did that...the card/HD worked.
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You need first to save them on your computer then connect sandisk to your PC via a USB cable then copy and paste.once they are on your sandisk then you see them via WiFi on all connected devices
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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I have my doubtsit would have to be transferred wirelessly to the computer and then to the hard drivethe hard drive I assume is not wireless
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You might be able to use vlc player. Vlc player is on itunes market. It worked wireless for streaming from another wifi based flash drive. The one from sandisk. VLC supports all kinds of formats, though the stream speed will affect whether or not its watchable.
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Yes you can if it connects by USB. You can also connect over a network if the drive is shared and skip the wires.