My USB drive got all corrupt ??
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You have to make sure you eject it for safe removal to avoid corruption.  Some rescue applications may work. Support is best in XP and 2000, if you're using ME or 98, spend some money. Mac works fine as well.
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Welcome your new friend the B.S.O.D (blue screen of death)\n\nIf the message is saying your HDD is corrupt, then your chances of it working normally is pretty much slim, Your best chance is to re-install your version of Windows...\n\nOr if your using XP, try using the repair function on the disc instead of a full re-install...\n\nhope this helps
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did you try in any other PC, if its showing same error than usb drive must be having some hardware problem. try to install manually if you are using win98 bcoz it doesnt support plug and play.\n\ncheck the lock unlock key, ( some usb drive comes with lock unlock.)\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.
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your window's was loaded from a cd that has either corrupt or missing data. Get a different cd and reload windows
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Use ycopy software which is available free in the internet. It will copies all files and skips the corrupt file
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Broken Windows\n- re-install !
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First off - if the problem is not mechanical but just that your computer can't read the drive i.e. the thing hic-cups and makes noises but doesn't let you get to the data, then there is a freeware program called PC Inspector File recovery. This works well and I have used it a few times.  If you enter http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/UK/welcome.htm in the address bar that will take to their site. \nIf the drive is just dead and will not do a thing then I am afraid it will cost money to get back the data. One such company is called Ontrack & the tel. is 0800 243 996 \nGood luck!!!!!!
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reformat the stick and the defrag.\nrun a diagnostic to make sure the memchip is working fine.\nrun scandisk on it. if no physical errors. then your fine. if it has physical errors mark them as bad. then format.\n the bad cluster usually occur after using the drive on a system and sometimes taking it out if the systemisn't fully usb ready. like on a 98se pc then saving from a winXP and then going back to the 98se system, the 98 system will not read the files good since it isn't as compatible. sometimes it isn't even corrupt. they just don't read good. But, if you properly disable the USB drive before removing you don't usually get the errors.
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There's not enough info here, but let me take a shot...\n\n1) The PC is "fried"  This is actually the best scenario for you.  Simply remove the disk drive and install it in another computer.  Some computer shops will even take a drive and check it independently of the P.C.  If you live in the west, go to Fry's.\n\n2) Windows is corrupted.  This is also a good scenario for you.  If you have the Windows set up CD, boot from the CD and try to repair the installation.  I strongly suggest you check out Microsoft's and other's web sites about this, as there are various options.  \n\n3)  BAD NEWS is that the disk is corrupt or broken.  In this case there is not much you can do.  \n\nAs I said before, if you can remove the disk and take it to Fry's, they can tell you if there is data on there.\n\nIf you don't have one, I recommend that you get a CD burner and back up those pictures.
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First, check that the device doesn't show up if you put the flash drive in another USB port. If it doesn't, check your 'eject hardware' icon to see if the flash drive is showing there. If it isn't, it sounds as though the drivers and software for your USB are out of date or have been corrupted in some way. This can sometimes happen when you install Windows updates or software that conflicts (upon installation) with your hardware drivers. Check to see if there are up to date drivers for your flash drive on the manufacturer's website. If not, you will need to uninstall the software and reinstall the flash drive again using the original installation disc. \n\nBefore doing this, check Device Manager to see if it is flagging up any conflicts. If everything is okay, remove the flash drive from your USB port. Check your 'add/remove programs' list in Control Panel to see if the software for your flash drive is showing up. If it is, uninstall it. Reboot your computer. Then re-attach your flash drive to your USB port. With a bit of luck, the hardware installation wizard should recognise it as new hardware and open. If it does this, re-install the drivers for your flash drive and you should be away.\n\nIf it doesn't, you may need to do a manual install, although this reduces the chances of the flash drive working.
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WEll Flamy use the software called REcover my files ..... which is the best & recovers the file without any damage .. u can search it on google & get its key from www.seriall.com ... without key u cant recover the files
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http://www.iomegadatarecovery.com/usb-flash-data-recovery.html
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im not really sure what the problem is it could be many things. try these tips:\nmake sure that the the drive is pluged in firmly inside the computer.\ntry reinstalling drivers for the device
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either your harddrive is crashed, of it is bad. It need major work, if you were here where I lived you could bring it to me, but you should take it to a shop where they can find out the problem
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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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Check for Viruses...my friend...your harddisk is corrupted with viruses.....incase if it not works....then reformat your external harddisk.....Cheers
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Sounds  strange.  Try right formatting the drive by right clicking on it.  This should work.