“is it compatible with windows 10?”

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• Yes, this product is compatible with Windows 10, but you might want to select a flash drive with a smoother opening/closing usb extension.

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  Answered by Elsie37 10 years ago

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• Yes - used it to load Windows 10 with no issues.

  Answered by DaveNSueM 10 years ago

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• Yes. I use it daily on both my Mac and Windows 10 PC.

  Answered by Starkenstein 9 years ago

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• Yes it is worked fine?.

  Answered by Jimmy 9 years ago

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• yes it is windows and apple compatible if you format the drive for Apple

  Answered by tcxserv 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Steveo 10 years ago

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• It appears to be; I can read and write to it.

  Answered by WI1L 10 years ago

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• I haven't had any problems with mine yet.

  Answered by kc7vlu 10 years ago

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• Works with my Windows 10 machines.

  Answered by TheAustrian 10 years ago

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• Yes, works fine on XP through Windows 10. You will only enjoy the highest speed supported by your hardware or drivers for your platform.

  Answered by r49dcr 10 years ago

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