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It has an internal failure. Either bad solder or a bad chip. This is not a user repairable device. Your best bet at this point is a data recovery service.

it is a USB flash drive like ant other USB flash drive or memory stick

You can't

If it's Bluetooth / Wifi, you have to pair them first. Are you 100% sure it's a flash? If it has a usb port, then it could be a bluetooth or Wifi (wireless communications connection) dongle, not a storage flash drive. A bluetooth dongle will usually have the double W symbol similar to a spiky 8. If Bluetooth / Wifi:..... USB has 4 pins - outer 2 are power to the device, while the inner 2 pins carry data traffic only. Therefore a BT device, Wifi and a flash storage drive need to be connected to USB for powering its circuit board and relaying data. Try this if BlueTooth: Switch ON bluetooth on both devices (flash may have a button / switch, or not), most just use "Remove Device" "Safe to Remove" then yank it out to switch off (as no 5V USB BUS power = 0). Plugging in powers it up. It's functions are controlled via PC's BT menu. With BT Flash plugged in, go to your computers device settings or the taskbar may have a BT symbol (like two face-to-face W's). After switching computer BT on, select "search for devices" or similar, depending on your OS. It may find several BT devices in your area. Other BT devices such as Mobile Phone can also find a computer dongle by using the external device's menu to "search" while computer is made "visible" (also vice versa).

the speed is more often the nod limited by the device the flash drive is connected to no the drive itself. there isn't much you can do but wait if it's being slow.

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Go to this link:
http://www.recoverybull.com/recoverybull/downloads.html


click on USB Drive Data Recovery Software then click on Download.

you can find the following details on the site at the below url
http://www.ghacks.net/2009/03/14/hotmail-pop3-configuration/

Here are the information that have to be entered into the desktop email software so that Hotmail can be accessed:

• Incoming Server: pop3.live.com
• Incoming Port: 995
• SSL Encryption: yes
• Outgoing Server: smtp.live.com
• Outgoing port: 25 (use port 587 if the default port is not working)
• Authentication: yes
• TLS Or SSL: yes

Please note that the names might differ depending on the desktop email client in use. The values on the other hand do not change. The username (usually the Windows Live Hotmail email address) and password are the same that are used when logging into the Hotmail website using a web browser.
There is no need for configuration of POP3 on the Hotmail website. google_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad);

It all depends on how it is treated. In your pocket they can last months or days or years. If its the only place with certain data you need a data recovery specialist to salvage it. In the future, you should use at least 2 devices(one cloud based) to guarantee proper storage.

Short answer is you can't. Its encrypted. If you could bypass the PW, it would not be very useful for protection. you may be able to format and use it as new, but not access the content on it currently at all.

go to computer direct the pointer to this pc right click and select (manage) it will take you to computer management select disc management and select the location of the drive you want format

You will have to be the computer administrator to change any values on any hard drive

click start control panel user accounts you should see a box with the administrator and the guest account if

you have made one click on the administrator this may vary depending on which operating system you have

click start click to open on my computer you should see your usb drive E: right click select properties there will be an array of options

select the security tab option then advanced make sure you have full control in windows 7

click start click to open on my computer you should see your usb drive E: right click select properties there will be an array of options select the sharing tab option then advanced sharing make sure you have a tick in the share this folder box then click permissions make sure you have all 3 boxes ticked full control changes and read in windows 7

click start control panel user accounts click on the administrators account if you have made one or you will have to create one in windows XP click start right click on my computer select openRight click the icon of your usb drive (It should be E:/ or something) Click Properties in the menu that comes up Click the Sharing tab Click permissions And finally, click Allow next to Full Control. hope this helps you

If you just bought this card, send it to the seller for a replacement. Or you can try to Remove Write Protection from SD Card by yourself.

download a free program called card recovery pro. It will get as many pictures as it can.

Try it copy it without using the program

Reformatting will not help you and will lose everything on the card. Furthermore, do not attempt any repairs or data recovery until all other options have been exhausted. Have you tried the card in another Mac? Does a simple drag and drop action to your desktop work, or do you get the same or similar message? Make sure the computer is hard-rebooted and attempt to import pictures from another card. If it fails, problem with program. If it succeeds, problem with card, but this does not preclude trying the above-listed options. Paul Ronco

What are you trying to do with the card? Please give specs on card.

It sounds like you are using a different level of operating system and the preview feature is not available, or the windows media version is out of date. Also check to see if your version supports the file extension!

hi i think you are missing a file called rundll32its in windows location like this C:\Windows\System32see herehttp://ccm.net/forum/affich-693153-my-removable-device-shortcut-virus

Flash drives are STATIC Drives with no mechanical functioning parts. This kind of apparatus can be shunted or discharged by electrical disturbances. For example, a static charge, somewhat like when you rub your feet on a carpet and touch a door knob "POP, you get a spark". So, if the flash drive receives an electrical discharge or it is pulled from the USB Port without properly ejecting it, it can render the flash drive dormant. The data will be lost and usually can not be retrieved. That is why you should always make a secondary back up of important data on another drive.

Open your computer and read it off the card