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i hope so. it took me a while of hesitation when i saw the description that included the word format or so... but here it is.
i hope so. it took me a while of hesitation when i saw the description that included the word format or so... but here it is.
OK. If you right-click inside the F: rectangle, is there an option called Initialise disk or similar?
Or try and click the area to the left that says Disk 2.
well, as you can see - nothing like that in there. even when i clicked on properties, it shows zeroes in full or empty, but by color it appears as full...
have i really killed the disc with the killdisc?![]()
even so, i did click for sure on different places.
Mmmm. OK, one last attempt. Please try the following in a cmd window again: (note : we are using clean all instead of clean)
diskpart
list disk
(make sure the 60GB is still disk 2)
select disk 2
(make sure disk 2 has been selected)
attributes disk clear readonly
clean all
Now check to see if the USB is empty.
Regards,
Golden
well, i really appreciate your willingness to help me with this, but now it is really late here and i have things to do tomorrow, or actually today...
so thank you for now and i am going to have some rest. wishing you a good rest of your day. write to you later, perhaps :)
No worries. If that doesn't work, then I think that its likely that the firmware of the USB is not allowing us access, so there is nothing we can do. Only the manufacturer can fix that
Regards,
Golden
how can the manufacturer fix that? will someone have access to my data after all?