I have a Micro SD card inside a USB 2.0 adapter that is not working.
I have tried a few different methods to fix my flash drive with no results.
The micro SD card is 32 GB inserted into a USB 2.0 adapter.
- When I plug the drive into a port, Windows 7 makes a sound, and I am prompted to format the drive. I failed after a number attempts to format the drive. I tried all the ports on three different computers (same results).
- Next, I uninstalled the USB driver and reinstalled the flash drive FAILED
- I opened CMD, entered
diskpart
>select disk 1
>clean
and I followed more steps that I found online but still FAILED - I changed the LETTER of the drive, then continued the step above FAILED
- I tried to insert the drive into my Xbox 360 to try to format it FAILED
- I tried four different recovery programs FAILED
- I tried to format each sector (it took 3 hours) FAILED
- I removed the card from the adapter and placed it into an SD card, then inserted it into my laptop FAILED
- I tired using a micro USB adapter to connect to my cell phone to erase ALL on the drive FAILED
- I tried to use ERASER software to delete all on the drive FAILED
The drive was working fine two days ago. It was used to store video games and add-ons on my Xbox 360 console. Two days ago, I went to play a game on the drive, but it wasn't there. In fact, the console read the drive was almost full; however, the contents was empty.
I would like to delete, erase or reset the drive so I can use it again.
I don't need to recover its contents;
I can always re-download the games and stuff.
What can I do?
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