How to automatically compress the files that are saved to the USB drive

Now the general USB drive is 4G, 8G and 16G, but before the purchase of a small volume of the U disk is not the use of it? Here's a little trick to make your little U-disk play the biggest use.

This small trick is to save the target content to the USB flash drive, the first compression operation, and then save it to a USB flash drive, you can indirectly achieve the purpose of expanding the USB drive; To do this, we can use the following steps to automatically compress the USB flash drive before saving the file:

1, first create a new compressed file on the system desktop, and the file named "U Disk Compressor", and then drag the compressed file directly to the root directory of the USB stick;

2, next open the System Explorer window, expand the "X:documents and Settingsusersendto" subfolder (where X is the disk partition symbol for the Windows system, user is the current account name of the login Windows system), Then right-drag the USB stick under the root directory of the "USB disk compressor" file into the "Sendto" subfolder window, and then the right-click menu to execute the "create shortcut in this location" command;

After 3, when we need to save a target file to a USB flash drive, just right click on the target file, from the context menu that appears, select "Send To"/"Add to USB drive Compressor" command, so that the target file will be compressed and saved to the USB flash drive.