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Insert the drive, go to "My Computer", locate the drive in the list, right click it, select "Format" and follow the instructions. Most flash drives are FAT32 but you can format them NTFS
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it has a virus, you need to clean it up or delete the virus then try to format your USB drive. . . or unplug then plug it again then format your USB drive. .
Solving this program will probably require the use of a special disk-formatting utility written specifically for Kingston USB flash drives. Your BEST option is to contact Kingston directly:
http://www.kingston.co,/support/default.asp
Answer the questions on that page and follow the prompts to get help from Kingston. They will know how to help you solve the problem at no cost. If all else fails, they will issue you an RMA number so you can return the drive in exchange for a new one. Kingston customer support is excellent, so contact the company at that URL and they will help you get your USB drive working again.
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select your kingston usb device on a my computer window right click to get option select format option you will get the window select quick format and hit format button to format it.
goto command promptC:\Documents and settings \ then type cd.. then check name of the drive if it is G: then type C:\ > g: g:\> format g then press enter then it asks to compulsory format or not then press y then the format is completed
The "other PC" needs to have the same application installed that created the files. It sounds likely that is the problem for the other PC. If the files are failing to open using the PC that originally copied the files, then try formatting the USB drive (formatting deletes all data). Before you copy the file again, make sure the same file opens from your computer prior to copying it. Now copy the file to it the USB drive again.
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