Unsupported. 1  In Reader 11, Protected View is only supported when Protected Mode is enabled. 2  Installing Reader on a mapped network drive. 3  Running Reader on WinXP when the OS is installed in a public folder.  Launching Reader in XP-compatible mode on Vista and Win7.
Locate the data you want to transfer on your hard drive. If you don't know the data location, click the Start button and type all or part of the file name in the search box. Windows will scan your hard drive for the data. Step 5. Drag the data to the main SD card folder or an applicable sub-folder.
You can move files to your Surface in a few ways: 1  Add files to OneDrive so you can access them from your Surface. 2  Connect to a networked computer. 3  Use a USB flash drive or a memory card. 4  MicroSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards work with Surface.elect the files or folders you want to add to your Surface. Step 6: Select Home Copy to and choose a location. For example, choose Documents if the flash drive or memory card contains documents. For help using File Explorer, see Find your files.