Usb flash drive can't be read. (urgent)

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  1. trexiic
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    Size: 14 GB / Free 0 B
    None of the 5 volumes fits that.
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  3. Brink
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    In addition, you might see if you may be able to use an option in the tutorial below to recover the USB.

    Partition - Recover Deleted Partitions in Windows
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  4. trexiic
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    Thaaaaaannnnk you so much! I worked! I choosed option 2, then data recovery, then damaged partition recovery, and tadam!
    Is there a way to thank you? I heard about "add rep"? Because you really saved my life lol :)

    edit: Well, I was able to recover the data, but now I need to find a way to make it visible in the computer windows, it is still damaged...
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  6. DocBrown
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  7. trexiic
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    What?
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  8. Brink
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    That's great news so far Trexliic.

    Using the same program, you might see if it may be able to format the USB.

    LOL, Doc was just joking. Just knowing that it helped is thanks enough. :)
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  10. trexiic
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    Well I can't format the usb with those program, anyone can help?
    Thanks!
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  11. whs
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    What do you mean by 'format'. For that you need no program. Just highlight then right click on the stick in computer and format.
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  12. trexiic
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    whs: Well it doesn't appear in the computer windows, but I found a solution, thanks to everyone!
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