How to Transfer Images from Lenovo Tab 7 to SanDisk Pen Drive: A Comprehensive Guide

Transferring images from your Lenovo Tab 7 to a SanDisk pen drive is a straightforward process once you understand the steps involved. This comprehensive guide will walk you through each step to ensure a smooth and successful transfer of your images.

Step-by-Step Guide to Transferring Images from Lenovo Tab 7 to SanDisk Pen Drive

Transferring images from your Lenovo Tab 7 to a SanDisk pen drive can be done through a simple series of steps. Here’s a detailed guide on how to accomplish this:

Connect the Pen Drive

To begin the process, you need to connect your SanDisk pen drive to your Lenovo Tab 7. Depending on your device, you might need to use an OTG (On-The-Go) adapter. This adapter allows your Lenovo Tab 7 to recognize the pen drive as an external storage device, making it easy to copy files to and from it.

Open the File Manager

Once the pen drive is connected, open the File Manager app on your Lenovo Tab 7. You can find this app pre-installed or download it from the Google Play Store if it's not available.

Locate the Image

Navigate to the folder where the image is stored. On most systems, this will be found in the Photos or Gallery app. If you are using a file manager, check the DCIM or Pictures folder for the image you want to copy.

Copy the Image

Once you’ve located the image, tap and hold on the image until you see options appear. Select either Copy or Move, depending on whether you want to keep the original file or move it entirely.

Access the Pen Drive

Go back to the File Manager and locate the SanDisk pen drive under the USB storage or a similar section. If the pen drive isn’t automatically recognized, try restarting your Lenovo Tab 7.

Paste the Image

Once the pen drive is accessible, open the folder where you want to paste the image. Tap the Paste option to copy the image to your pen drive.

Safely Eject the Pen Drive

After the transfer is complete, safely eject the pen drive before disconnecting it physically. This can usually be done by selecting the pen drive in the File Manager and choosing the Eject option. Disconnect the pen drive only after it is safely ejected to prevent data corruption.

Alternative: Creating a Clone Image of Your Storage Drive

Instead of transferring individual images, you can also create a clone image of your storage drive using Stellar Data Recovery Professional Software. This software comes with an inbuilt feature of drive monitoring that allows you to check the health of your drive and create a complete image of it.

Steps to Create a Clone Image of Your Storage Drive

Launch the Stellar Data Recovery Professional Software and select “Monitor Drive.” This will open the interface for drive monitoring. In the left pane, select the Clone Disk option to clone a severely corrupt storage drive. Select the source disk and target disk from the drop-down menu. Note that the source disk and target disk must be different. Click the Clone button to start the cloning process. Once the cloning process is complete, you can use the cloned image to scan and recover files from the source drive.

By following these steps, you can successfully transfer images from your Lenovo Tab 7 to your SanDisk pen drive or create a complete image of your storage drive using Stellar Data Recovery Professional Software.