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does other usb devices work fine on the same system
please check if your pen drive is working fine on some other pc/laptop if it is working fine then you have to check with your usb ports.
solution.. 1) Check The USB Port for Damaged, Bend Or Broken Pins. 2) Check The Pen Drive For Physical Damage. 3) Try The Pen Drive In another USB Port. (i.e. if u r using the pen drive in the FRONT PANEL USB PORT than try it in BACK PANEL USB PORT) 4) Try The Pen Drive In Another System. 5) Tye Another Pen Drive. 6) If All Above Is Fine Then Format The PEN DRIVE. 7) Try The PEN DRIVE now. 8) Is Issue Still Persists Then.. 9) Uninstall the CHIPSET/MOTHERBOARD DRIVER COMPLETELY and then clear %temp% & prefetch files and Restart Your System. 10) Install The Latest CHIPSET/MOTHERBOARD DRIVER and ANY AVAILABLE FIRMWARE for the motherboard..
Hi, Most probably this may be a loose connection problem... and ur drive has a autorun program...
Situation may be like this...1. ur drive is recognised..2. Autorun starts...3. Drive disengages :))...4. OS asks u -->WHERE IS MY DRIVE???<--
Try using some other USB ports...and in some other PCs also...Try to have a thorough scan with good antivirus (Who knows.. may be some virus is running as autorun!)
Try connecting the device in all possible insertion levels
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