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Don't know if it wouldn't be easier to cut your losses and replace it.
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Bryan
Bryan,
If no one on MHFs can help that's what I will do, trouble is if I go and buy another sod's law comes into practice and loads of people will come on telling me of the simple solution to the problem, oh well then I will have two memory sticks
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I'm unclear on what your problem is. It seems you successfully deleted the security software which was what you wanted to do. Do you now want it back again, or have I lost the plot?
Dave
Dave,
When I select the 1Gig pen drive in 'My Computer' then right mouse click 'properties' the pie chart shows the pen drive as empty with a capacity of 1.95mb instead of somthing like 1,000mb.
If re-installing the software will fix it then I will reinstal thats if someone can supply me with it.
Or if anyone can tell me how to get the sticks memory from 1.95mb back to 1Gig I will go with that.
The 0.05 gig is the units firmware. It tells it that it's a pen drive rather than a sandwich toaster. Even straight from the packet you dont get the full 2 gig because of this
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Dave, Immediatly I'd removed the security software or what ever it was I noticed that ALL the 30 folders contaning photographs that I had backed up had gone.
I then went to the location I'd backed up the folders and tried to copy them to the 1Gig pen drive, within seconds I got a 'No more space' message.
I then formatted the 1Gig pen drive which is where I am today.
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I'd do a low-level format. I have utilities on my Pocket PC to do this to CF or SD cards plugged in. From a Windows desktop a utility such as this would do:
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Dave
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I inadvertantly re-formatted my 2GB USB drive. I had left it in a slot while re-formatting the main computer drive and the PC saw it as just another hard drive and re-formatted it.. When I had finished the PC refused to even recognise the USB drive and Windows would not format it. Eventually found a small program by Hewlett-Packard using Google, which was to make an H-P USB drive "Bootable" My USB is not an H-P but this small program worked for me and formatted the USB drive which now works ok.