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usb stick kingstone 256 gb read only


helen

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I have a problem with a kingstone 256gb 3.0 usb stick. I cannot format or repartition it or delete the files (which I can see, in fact they are videos and I can see/sense them) but I also have a zip file I cannot unzip. I can copy them to my pc and nothing more.


I don´t have any on/off switches that block file writing/deleting. Until a few minutes ago after using many programs my pc detected the pen but I couldn´t see the files anymore then I used rufus and now I can see the files I use windows 10 64 bit can I do anything to delete all the files, repartition the pen and then be able to recover it then reactivate the write mode? 


Thanks

 

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13 hours ago, Jose-gr said:

Try this:

 

https://tails.net/doc/reset/windows/index.en.html

 

It helped me many times, let me know if this solved your problem

 Nothing  :(

DISKPART> clean

Diskpart Error: Unable to execute request due to I/O device error.
For more information, see the system event log.

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I'd try to zerofill the drive, with a low-level utility like BOOTICE

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@neofita

humm I used to use similar live linux for very old hhd's and formatted them to low level. i already used an app but it didn't solve anything. now i'm going to try this app recommended by you (it doesn't cost me anything) although i'm starting to think that it's these models of kingstone usb that came out defective from the factory. i have another one also with 256 gb of another brand fortunately never had any problems with this kingstone instead i find many posts of people with similar problems  I will let u know 🙂

10 minutes ago, neofita said:

I'd try to zerofill the drive, with a low-level utility like BOOTICE

 

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