There's all kinds of software that uses a USB stick to Authorize the license so the software can be used offline. It's software I not only paid decent $'s for, there's only one authorization, meaning if the USB stick fails I'm out in the cold (making that nighttime or even winter LOL).
SanDisk is definitely a reliable stick, as we all know you can run an OS for years on them. Some USB sticks and other stuff run a lot hotter when they're operating at 5 Ghz or whatever, and the thought has crossed my mind that a Cruzer Glide might have a temperature advantage in that most circuits running USB 2.0 speed is thermally cool. Some Fit-style USB sticks have run very hot on me in the past, but that may have been PNY brand.
It's the only question I asked the Free online help department and no answer in days LOL
SanDisk is definitely a reliable stick, as we all know you can run an OS for years on them. Some USB sticks and other stuff run a lot hotter when they're operating at 5 Ghz or whatever, and the thought has crossed my mind that a Cruzer Glide might have a temperature advantage in that most circuits running USB 2.0 speed is thermally cool. Some Fit-style USB sticks have run very hot on me in the past, but that may have been PNY brand.
It's the only question I asked the Free online help department and no answer in days LOL