Are there any tools to repair thumb drives? I have a dive that will not format after I pulled it out without ejecting it.
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Exactly what method or process are you using to try to format the thumb drive.
Could you install the thumb drive and use this tutorial to post a picture.
Also let us know what size and brand the thumb drive is.
By Golden:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/274797-disk-management-post-screen-capture-image.html
Could you install the thumb drive and use this tutorial to post a picture.
Also let us know what size and brand the thumb drive is.
By Golden:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/274797-disk-management-post-screen-capture-image.html
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Testdisk is highly regarded if you are trying to recover data from it or actually "repair" it.
TestDisk - CGSecurity
Windows is cranky about thumb drives. You may find some other formatting tool works better. I think you can google for one made by HP.
Here is another that I have used to format thumb drives as FAT32:
Ridgecrop Consultants Ltd
TestDisk - CGSecurity
Windows is cranky about thumb drives. You may find some other formatting tool works better. I think you can google for one made by HP.
Here is another that I have used to format thumb drives as FAT32:
Ridgecrop Consultants Ltd
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