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My kingston datatraveler101 is showing me a 0bytes memory and i bought it at 8gb. how come this will happen? or else my usb is fake. help pls i need this urgently. thanks
Re: My kingston datatraveler101 is showing me a 0bytes...
Hi,
First try to format your data traveler. If it doesn't help you then you have to repair or replace it. Rush to the nearest Kingston or Seagate service center.
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yes your pendrive is attactked by a severe virus.......you need format it you can do only one thing click on format option or restart the pc then press f8 thenan stat windows setup when you reach the formatting option then only format that pendrive.............
0bytes when there is a lot of files store to your flash drive but when there is no other contents meaning there is something wrong with your flash drive. Tried to format it with full format. Let me know what happen.
The 'FAT' file-system uses 16-bit arithmetic, and thus is limited to about 2GB in size.
The 'FAT32' file-system uses 32-bit arithmetic, and thus can easily format an 8GB device.
So, be sure to choose 'FAT32'.
Also:
Click Start
Right-mouse click My Computer
Choose Manage
Click Storage
Click Disk Management (local)
Does the card show a 1.87GB "partition", plus 6.13GB of "unused" space?
If so, then delete that "small" partition, and then create a new partition that "spans" the entire 8GB.
Then, FORMAT that partition.
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