Once the Finder window is open, select one or more folders or files that you want to transfer from your Macbook Pro onto your USB drive. Now that you have all the necessary equipment, let's get started! To start off, open up the Finder window on your Macbook Pro by clicking on the Finder icon in the Dock. You will need to use an adapter such as a USB-C to USB adapter in order to connect your USB drive and other external devices such as cameras and flash drives. Therefore, you won't be able to write data directly onto the USB drive from your Macbook Pro. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the process of transferring files from your Macbook Pro to a USB drive.īefore getting started, it's important to note that most USB drives are formatted with NTFS, which is only readable on Windows machines.
Are you looking for a way to transfer files from your Macbook Pro to a USB drive? If so, you're in the right place.
