The problem with the solution of using it the way Rohit says is that it cannot be used with the Windows 7 USB DVD Download tool - it isn't recognized as removable and therefore cannot be used this way. I am a tech that carries a bootable flash drive around because many new computers do not come with an optical drive whatsoever and often I need to reinstall the OS. Because of the games SanDisk has played, I cannot use this drive for that purpose.
I find it interesting that Microsoft's Windows 8 compliance rules forced SanDisk to do this action. They basically knee-capped techs that need to have USB drives to accomplish our duties. How can you actually accomplish reinstalling an OS onto a netbook running Windows 8 when you do not have an optical drive to install it from? USB boot? Nope, not if you are using SanDisk products.