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please help friends.my friend once told me that the USB ports in his system are not recognizing any kind of hardware inserted in them. also any removable disk that is being inserted in his system fails to get detected in other systems also. but accidentally i inserted my pen drive in his system only after which i remembered of that problem in his system. NOW COMING TO MY PROBLEMmy pen driver dint detect in any computer for a few days. failing which i gave to my friend after a week to see at that and help me solve this problem. hesaid that he is getting the hardware detected in his system but thehardware is not installing and not getting ready for use. then igot it from him and inserted in my system. it detected that "newhardware found" but it dint show it in the removable disk list. oncei restart the system it shows in the list of removable disk. but mydrives name has been reset as "removable disk" which was named by myname before. CONDITIONS NOW:i am not able to open the drivewhen i try to open it. it asks.."the disk in drive K is not formated.. do u want to format it now?"if i select yes and try to format(tried both quick format and normal format) with a FAT32 file system it is not getting formated. the scroll bar goes till end as if it is going to get finished. it says a warning msg as "windows was not able to format this drive." then i went to computer management and tried to format there using all options. there also it went till 99% then a error msg popped up saying that"format dint complete successfully."this is a jet flash pen drive of transcend of capacity 4GB.amnot able to give a new label to my drive also. when i try to type inthe new label space there is no response from my KEY board. type: removable diskfile system: RAWused space 0 bytesfree space 0 bytesdrive capacity 0 bytes.device status in general section is:This device is working properly.when i try to do a disk check for error and i press "start" the window he windows disappears.please helpregardsnafees ahmed
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