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might be a dumb question...but i thought about it on my way home from class today. but...can you install a program on a flash drive? and i guess essentially run the program off of it? i was thinking i could buy a big one (i'm going to get a 16 gig one to put my music on to transfer, maybe get another?), then for example could i install my reason software on it? just select that drive during the install. granted...i'll have to plug it in everytime i use it and all, which is fine with me cuz ima have an abundance of usb drives, but then i could take it with me and use on other computers. possible? or are flash drives more for just holding data?

***just fyi...i only used reason as an example to install...so dont get all crazy askin why i wanna put reason on a flash drive blah blah blah :P

 

 

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I was able to store all the World of warcraft files on an ipod and run world of warcraft on a computer from it so i don't see why you couldn't do what your trying to do. Im pretty sure you can but ill let some other people chime in before i give you a for sure answer

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lol yeah i know what your saying. hope it works for ya. oh and i bought these flash drives and when i hooked them up a program for the flash drive came up as if it was on the flash drive. so im almost positive it will work

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It'll work as long as the program doesn't rely on registry entries to also run.

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