Storing Files On a Bootable Flash Drive


  1. JBmorris
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    Storing Files On a Bootable Flash Drive


    This is Just a Question. While A Flash Drive is bootable, are you still able to store files on it?
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  3. Brink
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    Yes. :)
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  4. JBmorris
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    Okay Thanks!
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