#My pendrive is not showing windows#

Windows will prompt you to format the drive, just go ahead and format the USB drive and it will reclaim the unallocated space just like i got mine back рџ™‚ After you re-insert the drive into the USB port, it will be non-formatted all RAW space. After you press it, the tool will ask you to remove and re-insert the drive. Now simply select the drive on the tool below and click the Flip Removable Bit button.

If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, just run the tool with right click and choosing Run As Administrator option. This process will result in erasing all the data on pen drive.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Before following the below method Make sure to backup all your data on pen drive. What is does is that it allows you to set the removable Bit of the drive which will trick Windows into believing that the drive is not a removable drive. I came across this tool called BootIt by Lexar. It did not help to recover that Linux partition.ДЄlso the problem with Windows is that It wonвЂ™t let you create or Merge partitions on a USB pen drive using the Disk Management tool.

As I no longer needed that USB drive as bootable, and wanted to recover the 2.7 GB space allocated to Linux partition, I tried to do a low level formatting of the USB pen drive using some freeware tools. The unallocated space shown in the disk management console of windows was actually Linux EXT partition which is not readable by Windows. In this article I will tell you how I recovered that space by using another tool. However, after this the pen drive is not recognized at all, and does not show up anywhere. One of them was 941 MB of FAT partition which was usable and the remaining 2.7GB was showing as unallocated space. On inserting my pen drive, message displayed that disk needs to be formatted. I opened Disk Management in windows to analyze the disk and came to know that the tool which i used to make my USB pen drive bootable, had partitioned my Pen drive into two parts. I formatted it again and it was still only 941 MB drive. All worked well and the bootable pen drive worked well.ДЄfter few days when I wanted to transfer some data I formatted the 4GB pen drive in Windows and I was surprised to see that Its showing only 941 MB of drive space. To make my USB pen drive bootable, I used a tool which creates Linux based EXT partitions on the USB drive. You will get the autoplay window.Few days back, I made my 4 GB USB pen drive bootable with a developer version of Chrome OS.

#My pendrive is not showing driver#

The problem occured because unexpectedly the drive was un-mounted.ДЎ) To solve you should have Administrator privilages on your local system.Дў) Later go to Local security policy select Local policies in that select Audit policy and select Audit object access and check Success and apply.ДЈ) From RUN, type diskpart and right click on it and select Run as AdministratorД¤) At the DISKPART prompt, type automount press enterДҐ) In Device manager under storage devices find your device not recognized and uninstall it.Д¦) Unplug the device and plug it again then the driver automatically installs and it is mounted to your computer. Finally I succeeded in the following method. To resolve this I tried in many ways and installed driver detecting softwares, but there is no use. Here the problem is not with the pendrive, it is with the system. If you Open Disk management there you will find your pendrive without any drive letter. When I inserted the pen drive the system is detecting but it is not visible in Windoes explorer and device manager. Recently I had a problem with Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4 gb pendrive. There is a solution for Pendrive not detecting or usb drive not visible in My computer and device manager.