If I deleat the files on my flash drive can I use it over again to store new files?

You failed to mention what operating systems are involved. What does the work computer use as an operating system. The file system format of the USB may be say as an example ntfs windows while as a hypothetical the work computer could be apple o/s using a different file system or even maybe a unix system. You may need to reformat the usb stick to be the format file system used by the work computer. Also there could be a policy in place to prevent usb sticks working on work computers to protect intellectual property or to protect against virus transferance.

Open you notebook on save mode option then try again.If ya have a flash drive try to trasfer it on it first.

You need you plug this USB flash drive to your computer. Computer will recognize this new flash drive and give it a drive letter, such as E, F, etc...If you can save file, folder, or copy files and folders from your C drive to this new flash drive and take it everywhere you go.

did you deleat it through Controll panel, ad remove programs, on your computer or just deleated it bit by bit. if you didnt then you need to reinstall it then deleat it through the corect chanels

Depends on how big the usb drive is and how big the file is... for example you can put a 12 gb file on an 8 gb flash drive. Good luck, Bar1no.

First thing you can do is to try a disk defragmentation. Generally called defrag. Click on start. click on 'all programs'. Clcik on 'accessories'. Clcik on 'system tools'. There you will see disk defragmenter. Double click on it. It may take a while to get the process completed, especially since you do not seem to have much space left for the defragmenter to work efficiently. Even after this do not accept a great improvement on space. But it will help. Then remove all temporary files. This is how. Double click on My computer. Double click on C: (whichever name or partition windows is ) double click on Windows folder. Double click on Temp folder. You may see a long list of files and folders. Select all and delete. The empty the recycle bin. You may gain some space. Get hold of a USB pen drive. An 8 or 16GB one. Transfer all your personal data (if this is a possible option for you) to that drive. Next one is experimental. I have not tried it. But should be possible. Instead of installing programs to your program files, create a Program files folder in your new USB drive and install it there. You must know this. If any program is installed into the USB drive, that program will not work without that USB drive being connected. If this works, a 32 GB high speed USB drive would be an excellent investment (provided you do not have the tendency to loose stuff)

hi reddy,

yes u can.

do not use ur card anymore. dont format it or paste something new

on it

use the following software: http://www.4shared.com/file/38961610/e1ff450f/getdataback332_fatentfs_c.html?s=1

download it.

the file system for your card is FAT or FAT32.

so use the FAT one.

good luck!

A flash drive should not discriminate over what file you try to put on it, so long as the drive is big enough to store the file in question. Don't try to write to the flash drive directly, always transfer files already stored on your hard drive to it.

Maxtor has been acquired by seagate. maxtor did send out recovery software to the general public on request, but i am not sure if that is still the case, You can contact them at....

http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/about/contact_us/

If the drive is not physically failing, try drive genius.

Keep me posted.