Ok so I backed up my ps3 saves on a sandisk cruzer glide 16gb flash drive and then my dog chewed it the day I needed it and the metal was bent a little but went back to its original position easily. It doesn't light up when its plugged in though. Can anyone help me out on how to fix it? And if not is there anyway to retrieve my data and put it on another flashdrive?

You can copy games' setup files but to play them you should install them in your computer

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Please try to put it in the back USB ports of your CPU if it works OK or else test it in another PC if it works in other PC then the problem is in your PC if still problem exists please take it to the service center

See if it has an optional HINT button under the password prompt. If not, take your lumps and buy a new one.

Insert the cruzer into the usb port. You should see a message pop up and say new hardware found and then flash off. It may also say usb memory or storage device or even recognize it as the cruzor. This recognition process is fairly quick say 5-10 seconds. After that the computer knows what the cruzer is and its ready for use.

The cruzer is now seen as another drive or storage drive on your computer. Your hard drive is usually C , the CD/DVD would be D drive and the cruzer would be seen as E. If you are in a program and want to save to the cruzer you open the file/save and you should see E drive or Cruzer if not click on my computer and look for it there. Once you find it just click on it and then hit save/ok. Thats all there is to using one. Once you know how to find it as a save option or a loading option then you just treat it like a hard drive.

Once you get it sorted out you will use it a lot. They are very handy.

You need to pry apart the plastic casing, and then remove the metal outer jacket from the usb connector. It's probably broken when the usb plug's metal contacts connect to the circuit board. You'll need to either solder or somehow connect those points together. Don't fool with putting the metal jacket back on, just plug the port blade into the computer. You may be able to rescue your data, but you probably own't be able to save the drive after that.

Dog bites can be tough, they have beautiful teeth that can do some severe damage to a flash drive. I would be happy to get your data back for you. I run a simple mail in service here: http://happydatarecovery.com/

Hello Niz: If the stick is still usuable try downloading launch pad this usually works if the memory chip is still viable, You can get the download wizard from this site.
http://www.sandisk.com/sandisk-support/driver-download-wizard

I had the same situation happen to me. My flash drive was in my computer on my coffee table and my dog tripped over the power wire for the laptop and it hit the floor bending the flash drive to about a 22 degree angle. I gently grasped the metal portion that inserts into the usb port and slowly bent it back to the original position and it worked fine. Two weeks later my dog ate the damn thing!! If you attempt to bend it back, make sure that you do not use pliers or any tool that may crush the metal portion or bend it out of shape. If you have an old computer or a usb port on a wire or hub, insert it, and bend it by hand. Good luck and I hope this helps.

Dont worry about being prompted, that is an OS option and you may of turned off by accident. When you insert the flash drive into your USB port, does th elight on the drive ligh up? If not your flash drive may of gone bad.

If it does light up, click on "My Computer" and see if it shows up there.