hhhhh, really amazing video, thank you bro, I'dd just have to give a letter to my Kingston USB flash, so it becomes now readable. these are the steps for those who do not have such experience: 1- Right Clic on the "This PC" icon (on the Desktop) 2- choose "manage" 3- Disk managment (under Storage section) 3- go to the USB flash which appears without letter. 4- Right clic and asign the letter. and walla all done perfectelly
The "Recoverit" software he's pimping is absolute rubbish. Will bog down your system, expose all of your files to the web, and the cost for the software is ridiculously expensive "per year". Screw that.
Can you suggest a video for a 3 in 1 flash drive ? I bought it and it didn't include a name nor a user's manual. I can't open it. It won't open in neither my Lenovo chromebook laptop nor my iPhone SE
My drive suddenly lost the assigned letter E: and now shows up only in Devices and Printers as 2267PRAM. None of the above solutions have worked. I am unable to assign a new letter as that function id greyed out.
None of these methods worked. Windows sees the drive letter, but doesn't think there is anything there. "Please insert a disk into the USB drive" and Recoverit doesn't see the drive letter at all. It's like it is not there.
Hi there, If your external hard disk is not showing up in disk management, it's possible that there is an issue with the connection between the hard disk and your computer. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue: Check the cable and connections. Check if the hard disk is spinning up. Check if the hard disk is recognized on another computer. Check the power supply. Try data recovery software. Download Recoverit here: bit.ly/3ZoowNK If none of these steps work, it's possible that the hard disk has failed and may need to be replaced.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware same thing happens on multiple computers so it's not the connection. Something must have happened with the flash drive. All the recovery software I've used so far also thinks there is nothing there so the drive doesn't even show up so I can't recover. I'll try the one you mentioned above.
Hi there, thank you for your question! First, backup any important data. Connect the SD card to your computer using a card reader. Press Windows key + X and select "Disk Management" to open the Disk Management utility. Locate your SD card in the list of drives, appearing as RAW or unallocated. Right-click on the SD card and choose "Delete Volume" if there's a partition or skip this step if it's unallocated. Right-click on the unallocated space and select "New Simple Volume." Follow the prompts to create a new partition, choosing the desired file system (FAT32 for 32GB or smaller cards, exFAT for larger cards), and assign a drive letter. Click "Finish."
The easy & most common solution to access a USB drive that seems broken is to just plug it into another USB port (the thing on the end of a USB cable). then the next time you can plug it back into the one that caused the problem in the 1st place (the one you usually use) & it will work until the next time it goes Kaaaa-Boooom. Thanks to my wife (she figured this out - and she is just a smart girl ! Don't get me wrong about this, I only mean it in goodness because most good people would never say a girl could figure this out over a boy).
Nothing in here works :( It My problem is that the usb drive appears, and it shows the files, but you can't access the files or copy them. AND while I'm trying to use recoverit, the drive vanishes because it shows only like 30 seconds and automatically disconnects, and recoverit isn't fast enough... There is this like 30 seconds gap
Hi there, thank you for your question! One reason could be that your USB drive is not getting enough power from your computer. You can try plugging it into a different USB port, or using a powered USB hub. Try reinstalling the USB driver from the device manager, or updating the chipset driver from the manufacturer’s website.
Hi there, thank you for your question! Check if the USB drive is detected in Disk Management and assign a new drive letter to the USB drive, Update the USB driver. Run CHKDSK to scan and repair any errors on the USB drive.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware thank you, sadly nothing worked when I tried it. I finally downloaded partition making software and found that the MBR was completely wiped out. I reestablished the MBR and now it works fine. It's weird because it is a brand new iXpand flash drive.
hhhhh, really amazing video, thank you bro, I'dd just have to give a letter to my Kingston USB flash, so it becomes now readable. these are the steps for those who do not have such experience:
1- Right Clic on the "This PC" icon (on the Desktop)
2- choose "manage"
3- Disk managment (under Storage section)
3- go to the USB flash which appears without letter.
4- Right clic and asign the letter.
and walla all done perfectelly
I had to go somewhere else. Way to much yacking. Get to the point!
And all he did was regurgitate the same thing that you see in Google search, and the same thing a thousand websites insist on regurgitating.
The "Recoverit" software he's pimping is absolute rubbish. Will bog down your system, expose all of your files to the web, and the cost for the software is ridiculously expensive "per year". Screw that.
Bro how to remove write protected on USB Flash. If you don't mind of course
Can you suggest a video for a 3 in 1 flash drive ? I bought it and it didn't include a name nor a user's manual. I can't open it. It won't open in neither my Lenovo chromebook laptop nor my iPhone SE
My surface book does not have a USB Mass Storage Device to delete. Is this the problem?
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
For me there is not a USB Mass Storage Device program to begin with therefore nothing to delete
I’m guessing that’s what they are saying
For me....... Im lost before Im found ! Never got beyond the first step !
My drive suddenly lost the assigned letter E: and now shows up only in Devices and Printers as 2267PRAM. None of the above solutions have worked. I am unable to assign a new letter as that function id greyed out.
Have you found the solution?
None of these methods worked. Windows sees the drive letter, but doesn't think there is anything there. "Please insert a disk into the USB drive" and Recoverit doesn't see the drive letter at all. It's like it is not there.
Hi there,
If your external hard disk is not showing up in disk management, it's possible that there is an issue with the connection between the hard disk and your computer. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the cable and connections.
Check if the hard disk is spinning up.
Check if the hard disk is recognized on another computer.
Check the power supply.
Try data recovery software. Download Recoverit here: bit.ly/3ZoowNK
If none of these steps work, it's possible that the hard disk has failed and may need to be replaced.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware same thing happens on multiple computers so it's not the connection. Something must have happened with the flash drive. All the recovery software I've used so far also thinks there is nothing there so the drive doesn't even show up so I can't recover. I'll try the one you mentioned above.
Hey My sd card isnot showing its full size and it is RAW file system ...how to solve it
Hi there, thank you for your question! First, backup any important data. Connect the SD card to your computer using a card reader. Press Windows key + X and select "Disk Management" to open the Disk Management utility. Locate your SD card in the list of drives, appearing as RAW or unallocated. Right-click on the SD card and choose "Delete Volume" if there's a partition or skip this step if it's unallocated. Right-click on the unallocated space and select "New Simple Volume." Follow the prompts to create a new partition, choosing the desired file system (FAT32 for 32GB or smaller cards, exFAT for larger cards), and assign a drive letter. Click "Finish."
Amazing video, this really help a lot...
mine said .....e: is not accesible and at bottom...incorect function
acutally works mate , thanks.
my usb can't be accessed disk management, or cmd or on my computer but when i plug it in it makes sound
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
The easy & most common solution to access a USB drive that seems broken is to just plug it into another USB port (the thing on the end of a USB cable). then the next time you can plug it back into the one that caused the problem in the 1st place (the one you usually use) & it will work until the next time it goes Kaaaa-Boooom. Thanks to my wife (she figured this out - and she is just a smart girl ! Don't get me wrong about this, I only mean it in goodness because most good people would never say a girl could figure this out over a boy).
Seemingly, none of these things worked unfortunately. ☹
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
Nothing in here works :( It My problem is that the usb drive appears, and it shows the files, but you can't access the files or copy them. AND while I'm trying to use recoverit, the drive vanishes because it shows only like 30 seconds and automatically disconnects, and recoverit isn't fast enough... There is this like 30 seconds gap
Hi there, thank you for your question! One reason could be that your USB drive is not getting enough power from your computer. You can try plugging it into a different USB port, or using a powered USB hub. Try reinstalling the USB driver from the device manager, or updating the chipset driver from the manufacturer’s website.
Thanx a lot for this video. KUDOS
You are welcome!
thank you
Thanks. 🔝🔝
Crap .. it didn't even see the usb drive .. not talking about recovery :)))
bro can you help? that's bullshit!
no solution , HP flash drive very bad , it is new I just buy it .
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
None of this worked for my. 😭😭
Hi there, thank you for your question! Check if the USB drive is detected in Disk Management and assign a new drive letter to the USB drive, Update the USB driver. Run CHKDSK to scan and repair any errors on the USB drive.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware thank you, sadly nothing worked when I tried it. I finally downloaded partition making software and found that the MBR was completely wiped out. I reestablished the MBR and now it works fine. It's weird because it is a brand new iXpand flash drive.