How to DUPLICATE a Folder On a USB Using a Mac - Basic Tutorial | New - video Dailymotion

ComputerScienceVideos

How to Duplicate a Folder On a USB using a Mac - Basic Tutorial | New #DuplicateAFile #USBFlashDrive #ComputerScienceVideos  Social Media: -------------------------------- Twitter: https://twitter.com/ComputerVideos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/computer.science.videos/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ComputerScienceVideos  CSV GitHub: https://github.com/ComputerScienceVideos Personal GitHub: https://github.com/RehanAbdullah -------------------------------- Contact via e-mail -------------------------------- Business E-Mail: ComputerScienceVideosBusiness@gmail.com Personal E-Mail: rehan2209@gmail.com  Support us on PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ComputerScienceVideo  © Computer Science Videos 2022

Transcript

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

00:05duplicate a folder on a flash drive using a Mac computer. Without further ado

00:10let us start the video. So in this tutorial you need to have access to a Mac

00:14computer, have access to a USB flash drive which can have a capacity of 1 to

00:194 all the way to 1 terabyte. For this video we are not concerned about the

00:25capacity. All we are required to do is to duplicate the folder on USB. Now let's

00:32start the tutorial. Take the USB, insert it into the Mac computer. Wait for that to

00:38load and show up on screen. There we have the Kingston USB. Let's now go all the

00:42way down to the dock, go to finder, navigate to the Kingston USB. In this

00:47tutorial we are looking to duplicate a folder. How do we do that? Well we can

00:52right-click on a folder. For this tutorial we will click on computer science

00:57videos, right-click, copy the folder itself, right-click again and paste item.

01:11And there you have it. The computer science videos folder has now been

01:17copied and pasted, also known as duplicated, within the USB flash drive on a Mac

01:24computer. So we can now command W to X out of Kingston, command E to eject. Let's

01:34take out the USB, add that back into the Mac computer, click on the Kingston USB,

01:42maximize finder for the moment and there we have the duplicated folder. So

01:49we can now quit finder, re-eject the Kingston USB. And so that's it for this

01:57video. I'll see you guys in the next tutorial. Thanks for now.

02:02Thank you for making it towards the end of the video. Be sure to subscribe to my

02:06channel, Computer Science Videos. Be sure to check out the previous video on

02:11screen now or you can ideally click on the playlist and watch all the journey

02:17for computer science videos from the start until now.

How to DUPLICATE a Folder On a USB Using a Mac - Basic Tutorial | New

Category

Transcript

Recommended