Thumb Drive Recognition

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I forgot how to do this. I have certainly done it before.

Anyway, I have a couple of HooToo thumb drives. I am trying to migrate files from my iPad Air 3 to my MacBook Air M1 computer. On the computer side, everything is fine.

I cannot recall how to get the iPad Air to recognize the HooToo so I can transfer graphic files. Something called iPlugMate opened up and it’s never done that before.

Help!

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I’ve never used this device but perhaps this will help:

iPlugMate Quick Guide (Note: PDF will download automatically)

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwiTz6j55obzAhVtSzABHWvhBJQQFnoECAQQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fimage.hootoo.com%2Fs3%2FcHJvZC8yMDE4LzEwLzMwLzI2ODY2NjBlZDgucGRm&usg=AOvVaw3snS_ANlVlmjMxYNO1vxxm

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Thanks, Wayne. I was able to transfer files without using the app for two of the same device. I think it’d be much faster that way.

So I know now how to get the HooToo drive into my iPads /Iphone (thank you) but it is not recognizing either one where the files are. I was able to just drag them.
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If you burn files to a CD can you still use the CD to add other files or is it sorta locked.

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That depends on the type disc used. A CD-R can only be written to once. A CD-RW can be written to multiple times.

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I printed up the entire Plug-mate PDF. If I see a hard copy I am much more apt to comprehend better.

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