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wma files won't be read, only mp3 files, in my experience. My 512 mb SD card works, but it won't read my 8 gb SDHC card. I suspect it can't manage SDHC (high capacity) cards. I haven't tested yet, because as it turns out, neither can my computer... I think I'll fall back to a flash drive.
Download Partition Wizard for mac bootable version and burn it to a dvd. Now, put the dvd in and turn off the computer, now put the usb drive in. Start the computer and boot from dvd drive Partition Wizard will boot up, left click on the usb drive and of the left side click format, now up top left click apply. Wait until it's done, now your usb drive is blank.
Try to format the USB flash drive Then you will clear it of al the files it has, if you don't want to lose the files, copy them into your computer, and copy them back after the formatting is complete, after formatting, I'd suggest you'd see the properties of the flash drive, to see the memory and the occupation of the memory, from time to time.
Try reformatting your thumb drive. Here's how to do it on a Mac:
**THIS WILL DELETE ALL THE DATA ON THE DRIVE**
1. Open Finder 2. Applications 3. On the left column, you should see your thumb drive. Click on it. 4. Click on the "Erase" tab near the top 5. For "Format:" select "FAT32" 6. Click on the "Erase..." button
Reformat the drive. Plug it into the Windows computer, and right click on it in the My Computer folder. Select properties, and you can reformat from there.
Take the hard drive out and get someone knowledgeable to put it in their system as a slave drive. Then plug your flash drive into their system and copy all the files to it. I'd say this is the fastest and easiest solution to the problem. You could always network it to another computer and transfer the files also.
run a check disk on the memory stick - most likely a good indicator that the flash drive is on its way out as they normally have a life span of about a year or two.
When you plug in the Flash Drive to your old computer, it will show up in My Computer probably as Removable disk or "Kingston Data Travler". You want to open that link up and drag whatever files you need into that folder. After doing so you put the flash drive in your new computer and repeat the process except you drag the files out of the folder and onto your desktop or a folder of your liking.
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