What Flash Memory Types Can be Used With Vista?
Windows Vista can read the information on a USB flash drive. usb flash drive image by Bosko Martinovic from Fotolia.com When Windows 95 first burst onto the scene, one of its most touted features was its ability to read floppy diskettes and display their contents with a visual interface. Flash-forward almost 15 years, and users are demanding much more from their operating systems. The Windows Vista operating system can read and display information from many types of flash memory, all of which are very common. USB Memory Stick Perhaps the most popular form of flash memory that Windows Vista can read is the USB memory stick or drive. This form of flash memory uses the standard USB interface to quickly read and write data. Because of its speed and customizable design, the USB drive has evolved to include storage capacities in excess of 32GB. This is the highest capacity of any type of flash memory. Windows Vista can also use USB memory sticks to increase its own virtual memory. SD Cards T
