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00:00Computer science videos here today to show you guys in this tutorial how to

00:04transfer files from a Mac computer to a USB. Without further ado let us start the

00:10video. So in this tutorial you need to have access to a Mac computer, have access to a

00:14USB pen drive which can have a capacity of 1, 2, 4 all the way up to 1 terabyte. In

00:22this tutorial we are not really concerned about the capacity of the USB

00:25flash drive as we are working with very small files so a USB of maybe 256 MB

00:32for myself today is okay. However in this tutorial the USB with 4 gigabyte

00:39capacity is okay. So let's now start the tutorial. Let's now go over onto the dock

00:45go to finder. Let's now insert the USB flash drive into the Mac computer and

00:50watch that load on screen. That's now been inserted and we can see on screen

00:59Kingston on the desktop. Let's go to the finder, left hand side navigation menu, go

01:03to locations.

01:06Let's now click on Kingston and so we wish to transfer files from the Mac

01:13computer to the USB flash drive if we just minimize finder for the moment.

01:18Let's now right-click on finder, open up a new finder window. We now need to gather

01:25the information we wish to transfer from the Mac computer to the USB. Let's now

01:32create a folder on the desktop after we right-click, new folder, let's call this

01:38folder important files. Let's now open up the folder, let's minimize the folder

01:46after we increase the size of the important files folder, minimize or we

01:52can not minimize and move this to a new desktop. Let's move that to desktop 3.

01:59Let's go back to desktop 1. That's the Kingston USB, the Kingston USB desktop 1,

02:07the documents, finder, window, desktop 2 and the important files so

02:21let's now go back to the documents finder and the first thing we will

02:27transfer to the folder is the trial document which is a document.

02:36So if we right-click on this, go to copy, trial document, go to important files,

02:43right-click and paste. That's pasted. Go back to the documents finder. Let's now

02:50go to movies, go to videos, take two videos, highlights, right-click, copy two

02:58items, go to the important files folder, right-click, paste two items. So that's

03:06a document and two videos. Let's now go back to documents, go to the music folder,

03:14go to what we have on screen, audio, highlights, right-click, copy audio, go to

03:21important files, right-click, paste item. Let's go back to documents. Let's now go

03:30to photos, pictures. I see two pictures on screen, one, two. In case you're wondering

03:40how did I select two at the same time, click on one, then use the command button

03:48or key and then click on the second photo. Now right-click, copy two items,

03:58move to important files, paste. So audio, video, photo, document have now all been

04:10copied and pasted to important files. We can now quit the important files folder.

04:17Let's now go to Kingston, right-click important files on the desktop, copy.

04:26Let's now go to Kingston USB and now paste item. So now everything within that

04:34folder has now been transferred from desktop to the Kingston USB on my

04:40computer. Let's now click on the important files and yes. What we can now

04:48also do if we wish to is to delete the important files folder on the desktop

04:53because now it has been transferred, duplicated, copy and pasted. All the

04:59originals have now been duplicated and so we can, if we want to, right-click and

05:07move to the bin, empty. There we go. So what we can do is right-click on the

05:18Kingston USB and eject Kingston and it has now been ejected. Let's now check if

05:24any Finder windows are open, which they are. Let's just close the Finder window

05:31on screen. Let's now go back to Finder. Let's take out the USB that has been

05:38ejected and put that back into the USB port. There we go. Let's now wait for that

05:44to show up on screen. Kingston USB under locations. Wait for that to load. Click on

05:54important files and there we go. Audio, video, photo, document, Quick Finder, eject

06:03the Kingston USB. And so that's it for this video. I'll see you guys in my

06:12tutorial. Thanks for now. Thank you for making it towards the end of the video.

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