- May 11, 2006
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I have a 128mb USB drive, just a generic one from CompUSA. I used it to store some archived documents that I figured I might need later. Well, I need to look at a particular document on my drive for a research paper, but problem is, when I plug in my USB drive, my Windows doesn't recognize it!
I looked at it through Properties, and it reads as having 0 bytes of information. When I try and open it, a message pops up telling me the drive isn't formatted, and asks me if I would like to format? I know I have important information on there, and I really need access to it, but my USB drive is giving me trouble. I've tried going through Properties>Tools>Repair, I've tried plugging the drive into other computers (same result) and I've tried restarting. Nothing worked. Does anyone know of a way I can fix this?
Sorry for the double post, but I wasn't sure where this forum post belonged in.
I looked at it through Properties, and it reads as having 0 bytes of information. When I try and open it, a message pops up telling me the drive isn't formatted, and asks me if I would like to format? I know I have important information on there, and I really need access to it, but my USB drive is giving me trouble. I've tried going through Properties>Tools>Repair, I've tried plugging the drive into other computers (same result) and I've tried restarting. Nothing worked. Does anyone know of a way I can fix this?
Sorry for the double post, but I wasn't sure where this forum post belonged in.