Try inserting your usb to another usb slot., if it doesn't work try restarting your pc/laptop, if it still doesn't work, most probably that your usb disk is already damaged...
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2. Right click the Start button via the Windows Start menu and slect Explore.
3. Locate and right click the Kingston removable drive.
4. Select Format from the pop-up menu.
Note: Always use standard FAT for drives 2GB and smaller. Always use FAT32 for drives 4GB and larger.
5. Click the Start button. A format Removable Disk Warning will come up. Choose OK if you want to format your drive. After the drive has been formated you will receive a Format Complete box. Click the OK button.
DID you tried different USB ports? IF YOU DNT NEED the inside data you can always format it. ..using any usb format tool (DriveKey), or u can even go to administartor tools, device managment, disk managment, locate your flashdrive and format, it will be back to normal state after that.
if the usb drive when trying to access it says insert disc, the usb drive was not 2gb. if you can test it with "H2testW" google this.
if during test unit comes back as fake, there is one program that might work to restore it to correct specifications. good luck!
"PD V1.08 B3"
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