Closed farhanpasha closed 4 years ago
@farhanpasha try formatting your flashdrive - using fat32 might help but shouldn't matter if you use ntfs.
In case of a corrupted flash drive - on a Windows machine you can do the following, in command prompt
> diskpart
> list disk
# take the drive number from the output
> select disk {number_from_above_output}
> clean
Then go to "Disk Management", and reinitialize and format your USB
I did format it multiple times. Just with Windows and the way you format it before using Transmac
On Mon, 6 Jan 2020, 12:26 Ayushya Amitabh, notifications@github.com wrote:
In case of a corrupted flash drive - on a Windows machine you can do the following, in command prompt
diskpart> list disk # take the drive number from the output> select disk {number_from_above_output}> clean
Then go to "Disk Management", and reinitialize and format your USB
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Apologies, if this is a confusion on my end but, are you using Transmac?
Definitely sounds like you messed up formatting with transmac. Try with a different USB, can't really help with fixing your USB.
@gnodipac886 this is good to be closed.
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