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You say "flash" drive but this is a vague term. So is it a memory card, and if so, what kind? Or is it a USB stick? Or is it an external SSD?
If either of the last two, you just connect it to a USB port on the PC and use File Manager to open the drive, locate the folder where the photos are located, and drag and drop them to a folder on the desktop.
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You say "flash" drive but this is a vague term. So is it a memory card, and if so, what kind? Or is it a USB stick? Or is it an external SSD?
If either of the last two, you just connect it to a USB port on the PC and use File Manager to open the drive, locate the folder where the photos are located, and drag and drop them to a folder on the desktop.
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
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