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#Hold the AirPad in a horizontal orientation. You should see a USB symbol in the bar at the top of your AirPad's screen, on the left side: | #Hold the AirPad in a horizontal orientation. You should see a USB symbol in the bar at the top of your AirPad's screen, on the left side: | ||
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| + | #Touch the USB symbol and drag it down to bring up the notification menu. Tap '''USB Connected.''' | ||
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#In the window that appears, touch the '''Turn On USB storage''' button. | #In the window that appears, touch the '''Turn On USB storage''' button. | ||
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Revision as of 21:59, 23 August 2011
Question
How do I access my AirPad from my PC?
Answer
You will need a USB A to Mini-B cable to do this:
- Connect the cable to the PC and to the tablet.
- Hold the AirPad in a horizontal orientation. You should see a USB symbol in the bar at the top of your AirPad's screen, on the left side:
- Touch the USB symbol and drag it down to bring up the notification menu. Tap USB Connected.
- In the window that appears, touch the Turn On USB storage button.
- Next, touch OK in the window that appears.
Your AirPad should now appear as two different Removable Storage Devices in My Computer- one for the main device memory, and one for the MicroSD card.
Once you are done transferring files, be sure to follow these steps:
- Click on the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the System Tray, next to the clock. Click on Safely Remove USB Mass Storage Device.
- On your AirPad, touch Turn off USB storage.