Hello,
I am having a USB Drive problem. Basically, here's the story.
I was installing Ubuntu on my laptop, and the USB Drive was plugged into my laptop at the time. I was able to open it fine on Ubuntu after it was done installing.
Well, I got tired of Ubuntu and installed Windows XP back. Well, yes it was still plugged in. Once the installation was done, I tried launching my USB Drive. It said "Can not read file on Removable Disk (F): You may have to reformat it or try again". Well, when I went to reformat it, it said "Windows could not reformat Removable Disk (F): correctly, please try again".
I went to right clicked Removable Disk (F): -> Properties -> Tools -> Run Error Checker -> and that did was close the properties box.
Then, I went and got a few programs to try and recover my data and it showed some errors but they were just random errors. One of them mention something about the filesystem being "RAW" which I don't know what that means.
Anyways, can someone help me fix this? It is a Sandisk Cruzer 4gb Flash Drive.
Thanks,
Tyler
I am having a USB Drive problem. Basically, here's the story.
I was installing Ubuntu on my laptop, and the USB Drive was plugged into my laptop at the time. I was able to open it fine on Ubuntu after it was done installing.
Well, I got tired of Ubuntu and installed Windows XP back. Well, yes it was still plugged in. Once the installation was done, I tried launching my USB Drive. It said "Can not read file on Removable Disk (F): You may have to reformat it or try again". Well, when I went to reformat it, it said "Windows could not reformat Removable Disk (F): correctly, please try again".
I went to right clicked Removable Disk (F): -> Properties -> Tools -> Run Error Checker -> and that did was close the properties box.
Then, I went and got a few programs to try and recover my data and it showed some errors but they were just random errors. One of them mention something about the filesystem being "RAW" which I don't know what that means.
Anyways, can someone help me fix this? It is a Sandisk Cruzer 4gb Flash Drive.
Thanks,
Tyler