![]() The benefit of having a computer on a stick is that you do not have to actually change anything other than a couple of BIOS settings on your host computer to allow it to boot from an external drive rather than its internal drive. When you work with programs and save documents, instead of using the host computer internal hard drive, you use the USB external drive to run programs and save documents. It therefore borrows the monitor and keyboard of the “host” computer which it is plugged into. The only difference is that a computer on a stick does not have a keyboard and monitor. A USB External Drive with Persistent storage is also called a Computer on a Stick – because it works exactly like a computer with an internal hard drive.
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