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A USB flash drive, also known as a USB stick, USB thumb drive, or pen drive, is a plug-and-play portable storage device with flash memory that is small enough to be carried on a keychain. Instead of a compact disc, a USB flash drive can be utilised. When a user inserts a flash memory device into a USB port, the computer’s operating system (OS) identifies it as a detachable drive and prompts the user to format it.
A USB flash drive can be used to store crucial files and data backups, to carry favourite settings or applications, to perform diagnostics to solve computer issues, or to boot an operating system. The drives are compatible with Microsoft Windows, Linux, MacOS, several Linux flavours, and a variety of BIOS boot ROMs.
