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    Okay so I just finished my ICT coursework, saved it, safely removed. Then when I plugged it in to my laptop it said 'You need to format the disk drive F: before you can use it'. The same message pops up when I plug it in to my PC. Ofc, I don't want to format it because I'll lose all the work which I just completed. Is there anything else I can do?

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    Not sure if this will fix it, but you can give it a try:

    Go to device manager (start>right click computer>manager>device manager) look for your usb device, uninstall it, restart your computer and plug it back in

    I hope this works!

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    Quote Originally Posted by barttsimpson View Post
    Not sure if this will fix it, but you can give it a try:

    Go to device manager (start>right click computer>manager>device manager) look for your usb device, uninstall it, restart your computer and plug it back in

    I hope this works!
    I assume that wouldn't work because the same thing happens on multiple devices (computer & laptop)?

    Anyhow, I had backed it up a few hours ago, so I've just redone the 4 pages of work anyway . Thanks for your help though !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr-Trainor View Post
    I assume that wouldn't work because the same thing happens on multiple devices (computer & laptop)?

    Anyhow, I had backed it up a few hours ago, so I've just redone the 4 pages of work anyway . Thanks for your help though !
    Sounds like corrupt memory to me.

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    Try follow the steps in this guide.

    I'm actually trying it now on a drive which has caused the same error. It may take some time to complete by-the-way.
    Last edited by triston220; 15-11-2011 at 08:04 PM.


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    See, however much I want this, my girlfriend uses my PC too much, and I would be killed.





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    Sounds like you didn't use "Safely remove hardware" and you corrupted the filesystem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chippiewill View Post
    Sounds like you didn't use "Safely remove hardware" and you corrupted the filesystem.
    People use that? I only use it on external drives with moving parts, heh.
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    This happens at college all the time, the techie take the usbs and recover the work and format it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by triston220 View Post
    Try follow the steps in this guide.

    I'm actually trying it now on a drive which has caused the same error. It may take some time to complete by-the-way.
    For me, it just says 'CHKDSK is not available for RAW drives.' .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr-Trainor View Post
    For me, it just says 'CHKDSK is not available for RAW drives.' .
    Oh dear. Although I don't see why you should be worried, I did this and it didn't work.


    Quote Originally Posted by Jaaaack! View Post
    See, however much I want this, my girlfriend uses my PC too much, and I would be killed.





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