Unable to format 64 Gb Flash Disk
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s_uzair
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Hey there, s_uzair.
Try downloading the flash drive manufacturer's formatting tool, to see if you're able to properly reformat the pen drive with it. Other than that, I'd suggest that you try reformatting the USB flash drive with a different computer/device to see if the same thing happens.
Hope that helps. Please let me know how it goes.
Boogieman_WD
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Try downloading the flash drive manufacturer's formatting tool, to see if you're able to properly reformat the pen drive with it. Other than that, I'd suggest that you try reformatting the USB flash drive with a different computer/device to see if the same thing happens.
Hope that helps. Please let me know how it goes.
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i tried But Fails
now i connected my disk to windows 7 , windows does not shows size of usb disk its just shows Removable disk (f:)
i tried via disk properties then msg appears windows can not access the disk
now i connected my disk to windows 7 , windows does not shows size of usb disk its just shows Removable disk (f:)
i tried via disk properties then msg appears windows can not access the disk
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If nothing works for you, unfortunately it might be a failed USB flash drive. If this is the case, I'd recommend that you contact the reseller you got it from or the manufacturer and ask if you could get it replaced, if it's still under warranty.
