there is some damage in my pen drive... how and from where can i get it repaired?
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I doubt you can get them repaired anywhere. The cost of the repair would more than the cost of a new one. In other words, they are "throw aways".
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Back up everything while you can. See if the drive is still under warranty and able to be replaced by the manufacturer, if not then buy a new one.
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unbend a paper clip and stick the paper clip into the small hole in the front of the drive. that should release it
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Hmm, this could be any number of problems.\n\nYour best bet is to get someone experienced to take a little look. They will know what the problem is and how to fix it.\n\nIt doesn't necessarily mean that your hard drive is damaged or needs replacing - It could be something like a damaged partition table (which means you lost your files, but the drive is physically still usable). Or it could be bad sectors, a damaged MBR (easily repaired with 'fdisk /mbr' or anything else.\n\nDon't worry just yet. See what an expert has to say...\n\nJ
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First try running a System Restore. If that doesn't work you will have to boot to the Windows CD and run a "repair installation".
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Reinstall the drive and program with a cd if you have one or go to control panel and look for it
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There is obviously a short circuit somewhere inside the laptop. If it is that new, send it in for repair.
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The USB drive may have been a victim of ESD. Electric Static Discharge. \n\nJohn\nA+ Certified Professional
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Take it in to a computer repair shop. Have them look at it. If your husband tried to open it with a screwdriver, he may have broken it! You may need to buy a new CD drive. But have a computer repairman be the final judge on that decision. Look through the Yellow Pages for your nearest computer repair shop or go to http://www.yellowpages.com
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Use a hard drive or pen drive.
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This sounds like a plug got lose.  Unplug the power cord (and main battery if this is a laptop) then remove the plugs in the drive, and reinsert them.   Then apply power and see if the drive is restored.  \n\nThis is just a shot in the dark, but I have seen this situation on a rare basis. \n\nGood luck
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you could try your local mom and pop computer repair store
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there might be a problem with the connection,\nto make sure of this, follow these steps\n1. Right click My Computer and click on manage.\n2. click on device manager\n3. click on the plus by Universal Serial Bus controllers.\n4. Check if there is a USB Mass Storage Device under there, if there follow step 5, if there is no mass storage device, your device is broken.\n5. double click on USB Mass Storage Device. under the general tab, make sure device is working properly under device status. problems just click the troubleshoot.
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yea check ALL the drives.\nif not, u r screwed, and might need to format ur hdd or get a new 1
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i've had a look around google, but i couldn't find anything, so i suggest you get a phonebook and have a look for computer repair shops, they'll put you onto someone that can help, sorry, and goodluck\n\nR3dm0
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Go to a repair shop and fix it. Don't open the laptop yourself or you may end up with bigger problems
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look at you device manager and if there is a ? question mark beside or inside C drive use the hardware wizard to locate it.if you have a systems check program use it and if all else reboot and see if the icon comes back on screen.if all that fails take in for repair.there are many pc geeks that can get you going in a few minutes if thats the problem but there could be others.prepare to pay some cash or check or use your plastic.