Can I transfer a CD to a thumb drive null

Usually, yes--if the drive is big enough to hold the data from the CD/DVD. Proprietary CD's or DVD's, however, may have a software lock built in to prevent piracy--which copying some CD's or DVD's may be considered to be.

Yes if the thumb drive is large enough

Yes, any number of ripping applications are available. Many are free. They will create a digital audio file that will transfer easily to a USB drive. If you own a legit copy of the CD you are eligible to make a legit digital copy to listen to elsewhere.

Insert the software CD into a computer with CD/DVD drive. Open the CD/DVD drive. Select all files and folders, then right-click and select Copy. ... Insert a USB thumb drive into a USB port on the computer that has a CD/DVD drive. also go out to youtube - there are a ton of tutorials on transfering cd's to thumb drives i hope this helps...

Yes. If you open the CD to view files (rather than auto-play video), you can copy the individual files on the CD to the thumb drive (or to a drive on your computer.) I've done this before.

Yes. Transfer the CD to your computer in the most high quality way possible then transfer to the stick using WAV lossless.

I use these for my music to play on my car stereo but you would have to change your CD's to MP3 or WMA files using a conversion software. If you are talking about DATA CD's then yes you can just copy the data to the drive as long as it doesn't go over the maximum capacity of 16GB in this case.

You can always back up things from a cd after you load them into your computer first. I think that’s what you mean. Then you can load things from your computer to any other external drive.

Yes, as long as the thumb drive has enough space. Just open both devices on a computer and copy over the files.

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Usually, yes--if the drive is big enough to hold the data from the CD/DVD. Proprietary CD's or DVD's, however, may have a software lock built in to prevent piracy--which copying some CD's or DVD's may be considered to be.
Answered by Gandalf 5 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by Bram 5 years ago
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Yes if the thumb drive is large enough
Answered by JamesG 3 years ago
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Yes, any number of ripping applications are available. Many are free. They will create a digital audio file that will transfer easily to a USB drive. If you own a legit copy of the CD you are eligible to make a legit digital copy to listen to elsewhere.
Answered by satisfied 5 years ago
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Insert the software CD into a computer with CD/DVD drive. Open the CD/DVD drive. Select all files and folders, then right-click and select Copy. ... Insert a USB thumb drive into a USB port on the computer that has a CD/DVD drive. also go out to youtube - there are a ton of tutorials on transfering cd's to thumb drives i hope this helps...
Answered by Willski 5 years ago
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Yes. If you open the CD to view files (rather than auto-play video), you can copy the individual files on the CD to the thumb drive (or to a drive on your computer.) I've done this before.
Answered by BJE2022 3 years ago
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Yes you can
Answered by Davo 4 years ago
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Yes. Transfer the CD to your computer in the most high quality way possible then transfer to the stick using WAV lossless.
Answered by JohnnyL 5 years ago
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I use these for my music to play on my car stereo but you would have to change your CD's to MP3 or WMA files using a conversion software. If you are talking about DATA CD's then yes you can just copy the data to the drive as long as it doesn't go over the maximum capacity of 16GB in this case.
Answered by Robert116 5 years ago
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You can always back up things from a cd after you load them into your computer first. I think that’s what you mean. Then you can load things from your computer to any other external drive.
Answered by 2Disappointed 5 years ago
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