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you did leave the command prompt window open, right?
also, -> view -> show hidden devices
now you should see some ghosted/greyed out things
I removed U3 from FD, but it has old name still?
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New #55
yes - and with it unplugged, the drive should still be listed but ghosted/greyed out
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New #56
hmm well I had it unplugged... so now what since its not there?
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bump
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New #58
Well as stated,, Learn how to use USBDeview to uninstall the USB device.
It is the best way that I have found to clean up bogus USB devices.
Take the time to learn how to use it,, it will probably help you fix this problem much easier.
It has been recently updated to 1.56. And is probably the single most awesome tool for USB devices ever created.
Also,, try this
save the following text to the root of the thumb drive as a file called autorun.ini
Pull the stick out and put back in.Code:[Autorun] Label=JScience
Check the name
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As a general comment:
Tepid -- you are 100% correct in recommending FAT32 as a "universal" format. I don't know what bridge some of these people lived under but always use Fat32 when going cross-platform.
Now I do not have usb 3.0, but I do know that if using DiskPart, you run their CLEAN ALL command, then you can solve many problems. I can not say that what the situation is here since I do not have the corresponding hardware.
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