To copy photos and videos from your SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go (USB Type-C) to a Windows laptop, plug the drive into your laptop's USB-C port and use File Explorer to transfer the files.
If your laptop only has older, rectangular USB-A ports, you can simply rotate the swivel casing on the SanDisk drive to reveal its USB-A connector instead.
Step-by-Step for Windows
- Connect the drive: Plug the USB Type-C side of the drive directly into your laptop's USB-C port.
- Open File Explorer: Press the
Windows Key + Eon your keyboard to open the file manager. - Locate the SanDisk drive: Click on This PC in the left-hand sidebar. Under the "Devices and drives" section, double-click on your flash drive (usually named SanDisk or USB Drive).
- Select your media: Open the folders containing your photos and videos. Highlight the items you want to copy. You can press
Ctrl + Ato select everything in that folder. - Transfer the files:
- Press
Ctrl + Cto copy the selected items. - Click on Pictures or Videos in the left-hand sidebar of File Explorer (or navigate to your preferred destination folder).
- Press
Ctrl + Vto paste the files onto your laptop.
- Press
- Safely eject the drive: Once the transfer is complete, look at the bottom right corner of your Windows taskbar. Click the small carrot arrow (
^), click the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon (a tiny USB plug with a checkmark), and select your SanDisk drive.
If the drive isn't appearing under "This PC" after you plug it in, let me know:
- Is your laptop completely updated, or are you getting any "USB device not recognized" errors?
- Were these files originally saved to the drive from an Android phone, Mac, or another device?
I can help you troubleshoot any visibility or formatting issues.

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