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USB drive memory recover

07/26/2007 12:13 PM

Hi All,

I have I GB pendrive mp3 player. Accidently i formatted it, after formating i came to know that the memory capacity is only 256 MB. How to recover the Memory back.

Is ther any software to recover the memory?

please help me to solve this??

Thanks

-Nava
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Re: USB drive memory recover

08/01/2007 7:33 AM

How can one "accidentally" format the stick? You answered the questions correctly..... and then it was formatted.....that was not an accident!!!

What OS?

Did you format with a floppy format or something?

Did you use FAT or NTFS?

Have you tried re-formatting it correctly?

Have you looked at the company's web page?

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Re: USB drive memory recover

08/09/2007 11:51 AM

What OS?

windos xp

Did you format with a floppy format or something

no

Did you use FAT or NTFS?

fat

Have you tried re-formatting it correctly?

yes i tired. but in the format menu it showed the option to format only 256MB

Have you looked at the company's web page?

yes but there is no details regarding that.
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Re: USB drive memory recover

08/02/2007 12:17 PM

hi

try to use diskinternals parttion recovery you will find it on the net

good luck .
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