USB Flash Drives V1.8A - Verbatim CORPORATION 94933 USB 2.1GB Store-n-go HD Drive (VE94933) Hard Drive

remove the flash and wait for a bit before reinstalling it.
when you do reinstall it , try installing the flash drives installer software .

SaveMyUsb.com can recover data from most damaged faulty and corrupt flash memory devices including memory cards and usb flash drives for just £39.

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USB Drives are usually formatted as FAT or FAT32 drives

HP USB Disk/Drive Format Utility is a Windows based software
used to format drives to FAT, FAT32 and NTFS partition types.


1. Download this tool:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/HPUSBFW_2.2.3_MASTER.exe

2. Format Flash Drive

(Before removing USB flash drive click on the Safely Remove
Hardware icon and then click on USB flash drive you want to remove)

I formats the pen drive but due to the electricity cut off, format doesn't complete and pen drive doesn't recognize in computer

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What the reciever you use?

If it's really compayible and support the usage of Flash Drives then the problem can be easily solved by removing U3 that comes pre-installed on these Flash Drives.
Let me know if you need any guidance in removing it.

Hi phun2008

Did your question get answered? (I'm not sure what "no thanks" was in response to.)

Your flash drives should work fine w/ Windows XP. They should be detected by the operating system as mass storage devices - plug-n-play - w/ no need for drivers installtion, etc.

You may, however, experience detection issues w/ them on systems w/ older USB hardware. If the flash drives are USB 2.0 drives, they will not be detected on systems running USB 1.1 or earlier - regardless of the OS (operating system) installed.

On the other hand, if they are USB 1.1 flash drives, they should be detected fine on both older and newer USB ports as USB 2.0 is "backward compatible".


I hope this helps.

BJ

Some USB flash disks need to draw too much power for use on particular laptops,  as Laptops tend to have USB ports which only have a low current draw,

the only way around this is to buy a "Powered" USB Hub (IE a USB hub with it's own plugtop power supply).

My Portable HDD is exactly the same way, and doesn't work on some laptops for this very reason.