Sandisk Cruzer Profile

I would try reformatting it. Go to My Computer and rigt click on the thumb drive ( e: for example) and select format

This Cruzer driver package for the SanDisk Cruzer Micro is needed only for Windows 98. Windows Me, 2000 and XP already have the driver (if you are having trouble using the drive on these systems, then it is likely to be a conflict or problem in Windows - see the Windows Device Manager and Windows Help file for details).

After you download the Cruzer driver file, unzip the contents and click setup.exe to begin. Importantly, you should restart Windows 98 so the new Cruzer drivers can properly load into your system. Next, plug in the Cruzer drive and Windows will finish the installation. Restart your computer if needed.

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You can reinstall the U3 Launchpad Application From Sandisk

Click Here For U3 Download

Instructions:

NOTE: NOT compatible with Titanium Plus. See Titanium Plus version of LaunchPad

1. Create a folder on the desktop called U3.
2. Click on the driver link
   
3. Double click on Setup.exe.

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try it another vista system without any data in it,if the problem contineous use partition magic and format the disk and the n try it in vista

I don't even wanna talk about how incredibly complicated this matter can get.

best I can tell you is pray and don't give up , and if all else fails
sue the **** out of sandisk and microsoft

Try these drivers again: <Link>
Also, do a windows update, and download all of the optional updates as well.

Hi, Download and install Win98SE USB driver (http://www.sandisk.com/assets/file/downloads/oem/oem-ufd-98-driver.exe). Hope this be of help. Post back how things turned up or should you need further information. Good luck and kind regards.

Hi there. Don't think the cruzer has to do with the problem. You should have disconnect the device after finishing the job, many people disconnect the device directly without click on the icon showing the device was connected and then shut the device before doing the disconnect. To know what has caused the blocking, you have to go to "event viewer", under control panel -> admin tools and find out there what really happened. To do this first of all yo have to log as administrator, let's do it! Start your laptop, and just after wellcome screen press F8 before "Windows XP" shows it's loading. If you have been quick enough a menu will show up. Well done! Choose "safe mode" to load, you will be carried to a logging screen. Log as administrator, and then go to event viewer as I said. Look there if a program caused the issue (I've seen it many times) and then uninstall it (you always can load it later, do you?). If you have done all of this you can try now exit and log back normally. 2 possibilities: - All went fine. Cool! Stop reading, we're over. - Nope, still blocked. Go to safe mode again and create a second account to log in with admin permission. Microsoft knowledge base will instruct you to do so if you have any doubts, but it's quite easy. If finally you can log in with the new profile, then there's a way to copy data from a corrupted profile to the new one like nothing would have happened. In the knowledge base the doc id is 811151, or look for "how to copy data from a corrupt profile". The doc id sent is in spanish probably (which makes sense since I'm spaniard :-), not sure, but I'm sure you will not have problems to find the right doc in english. If all all this fails :-(, I'd suggest post the problem you've got on event viewer, this will lead to the solution almost for sure (Microsoft is not very good OS in my opinion, and prob log/debugging is not well developed, so can't be sure.) Good luck!