My 1 gig flash drive has only 10 megabytes on it but claims to be full.

First, I'm not a Ford representative.
* Yes, if it's a standard SD memory card. Just a note of caution though. You may still need the card's "Data" as evidence if you need to claim damage to your vehicle. (are you claiming a replacement card or complete NAV unit? Error data may be on card.)
* Re purposing or recycling old data cards is a good idea to prevent waste. I've found these low level data cards come in handy for "archiving" photos or documents where the card is in a storage.
* These recycled cards are also good for "give away" if you need to transfer files to someone but don't want to use your prized and expensive 64 gig flash drive.
* Be on the safe side and check with the dealer or insurance if this "data" is still needed.

Aloha, ukeboy57

I think you got it wrong, my friend. - the "MB/s" is the speed your flash is giving or taking data from your PC :) The actual storage capacity can be reviewed if you go to "My computer", press right click on the flash drive icon and then press "properties".

Are you sure you have it pointing to the correct drive? Maybe it's looking at the home pc drive.

you will need to re format this card

Copy the pictures to your PC then reformat the card and move them back this should do the trick

Hello,
You can try to format your mp3 player.
Go through : Setting>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>Disk management>
Try to format it with : fat files system.
hope this help you
Regards
uttam

Try removing your current webbrowser Installing new webbrowser like IE7 or later then install the following
Adobe Flash Player 10 ActiveX
Adobe Flash Player 10 Plugin
Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5
Also Try Updating your audio and video drives

Fat32 File system is limited to just under 4 GB. I've tried to format using a different file system but no success.

This isn't really a solution but at least it explains what's happening.

What is the USB drive formatted as? Look in My Computer then right click the USB drive, select Properties. See what it says under "File System". My guess is the drive is formatted as FAT32. Now FAT32 has a size limitation of 4GB for a single file, which would explain the error. To get over this you need to reformat the USB drive as NTFS. Then it will accept the 6.95GB file. You can format the drive by right clicking it again and selecting "Format" ... choose NTFS from the drop down menu. Be aware that any data already on the drive will be wiped by the format so be sure to back it up before formatting.

that would depend on where you are located in the USA doesn't fix ya have people who do repair work in another section.?