Formation Of Flasks
Good night.
You work with the flash drive, you work, and then the buzz... and when you get on to the computer, it's a mistake: "The dish in the device is not disconnected..." (example in Figure 1). Although you're sure the flash drive was previously redesigned and there were data on it. What do we do now? ♪
This may be the case for many reasons: for example, when you copy the file, you pulled the flask out of the USB, or you cut off the power when you work with the flash drive, etc. Half of the data on the flash drive didn't happen, and most of them are recovering. In this article, I want to consider what can be done to save data from the flash drive (yes and re-establish the functionality of the flank itself).
(1) Disc check (Chkdsk)
If your flash drive started asking for formatting and you saw a text like rice. 1 - In 7 of 10 cases, standard checks of disk(s) for errors help. The disk verification programme is already in place in Windows, called Chkdsk (when the disc is checked, if errors are found, they will be automatically corrected).
In order to check the disc on the errors, run the command line either through the PUSC menu or press the Win+R buttons, command CMD and press ENTER (see Figure 2).
Next, write the team: chkdsk i: /f and press ENTER (i: is the letter of your disc, draw attention to the reported error in rice. (1). A check of the disc on errors shall then be started (in Figure 3).
After checking the disk, most of the files will be available and you can continue with them. I recommend that we get a copy of them immediately.
By the way, sometimes the rights of the administrator are required to launch such a test. To launch the command line from the administrator (e.g. Windows 8.1, 10) - just lick the right button of a mouse on the menu of the PUSC - and in the emerging context menu, select the "Comand Line (Adminator)
