When connected, the micro:bit should appear to your computer as a removable drive, like a USB thumb drive, where you can view and drag-and-drop files.

• Connect your micro:bit to your computer with a USB cable.

If this is the first time your micro:bit has been used it may display some symbols and messages on its LED matrix - play along if you like!

• Just ignore any Windows prompt asking you to choose what to do with removable drives.

• If Windows displays a "Setting up..." or "Installing driver..." message, wait for "Device is ready" before proceeding.

View the MICROBIT drive and files

• If you are using Windows or Chromebook,  a notification may pop up indicating a drive was detected. If so, select open.
  
  Windows:
  
  
  Chromebook:
  
• If no dialog appears, browse to find the drive.
• Click the drive in the left columns of the file browser to see the contents in the right side.
  
  Windows Explorer:
  
  
  Mac Finder:
  
  
  Chromebook Files app:
  
   
• Once you have found your MICROBIT drive in the steps above, leave it open in the file browser and go to the next page.