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by frawser7917 Accepted solution
by tobif Accepted solution
I take for granted you're using some more or less recent version of Windows.
1. First, I'd try diskmgmt.msc to format it.
2. If that doesn't work, then try, with the drive mounted in a USB slot to uninstall it in the hardware management part of your control panel. Afterwards, pull the drive out and mount again. This should force Windows to try again "from scratch".
3. If this all fails, I suggest you head to http://www.kingston.com/support/USBFLASHDRIVES/default.asp and click through to email Kingston's support people.
Finally, please post back. It would be interesting to know what helped, if any.
Good luck!
by frawser7917 Accepted solution
s am using windows7.
i tried to format it using diskmgmt.msc but still not working
also tried to start from scratch but no use
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Quite often what is listed as the size and what you get can be two different things.
Quite often with Memory Sticks a Large Size is brought about by using a Compression Utility and you need to use the Makers Formating Utility to get the unit to work again.
Col
by frawser7917 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
You need to contact the Maker for a solution here. It may be as simple as returning it for Replacement if it's Under Warranty. Of course it may also be as simple as turfing it into the Rubbish and buying another one. ;)
Col
by darryl~ Accepted solution
It was also a fairly large USB thumb drive (16 GB).
I had tried the HP utility & few other things to no avail...it seems the larger drives need specific software....Verbatim uses V-Safe 100 to format & also has a utility to password a portion of the drive....it might be worth a try.
What's your thoughts on it? the link to download it is below.
by seanferd Accepted solution
http://www.transcendusa.com/Support/DLCenter/index.asp?LangNo=0&Func1No=11&Func2No=182
Probably this one:
http://www.transcendusa.com/Products/online_recovery_1.asp
Further, you can contact tech support there or use the forum.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
I've been using 16 & 32 GIG Corsair Thumb Drives for a while now without any issues.
Maybe with the cheaper ones there may be issues but nothing that I've personally seen. ;)
I'll however give the Verbatim a go and see what it works like. :0
Col
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