

- USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 HOW TO
- USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 UPDATE
- USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 SOFTWARE

TC58NVG7T2JTA00 x 2 pcs/Channel x 1 Channel I would like to flash this drive to use it as standard storage.ĭescription: USB Mass Storage Device(TOSHIBA TransMemory)Ĭontroller Part-Number: TC58NC6623/SSS6698-BAįlash ID code: 983AA892 - Toshiba TH58TVG8T2JTA20 - 2CE/Single Channel -> Total Capacity = 32GB When i plug the usb flash drive on windows, it is displayed as a dvd drive with 16G capacity. I dismounted it to read reference dirctly on chips and i see a toshiba TC58NC6611G6F controller and a TH58NVG8T2JTA20 chip. So i search it on but i can't find a tool to flash it.
USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 UPDATE
Update Status : The current version is the latest version! OS Version : Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 Partition type : FAT32 Device active : OKĪligned state : 1024 KB, Have been Aligned I tried to identify it with chip easy 1.5.6.6 and i get this:ĭevice SN : MSFTEUMTL1001CC0C60DDACC9163262508 Congratulations! your flash drive is now fixed and accessible.I can't find a tool for my usb flash drive which was originaly used to restore a hp netbook windows 8 OS. After it reached 100% click "QUIT" button.
USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 SOFTWARE
First, identify the VID (Vendor ID) and PID (Product ID) of your flash drive by using ChipGenius software and it can be downloaded here.Disclaimer: webfoobar assumes no responsibility for any data loss or permanent damage executing the following tutorial steps (use at your own risk).
USB DRIVE GENIUS LEVEL 1000 HOW TO
I thought of giving it a low level format and in this article will show how to do it. I tried some known fix: uninstalled/re-installed the drive's device driver, re-assigned new Drive letter and nothing worked. I checked it on my "Device Manager" and found my flash drive registered as "USB Disk 30X USB Device". When I clicked the drive, it prompted me to insert a disk in Drive H: as if it were acting as a CD or DVD drive. The Windows explorer detected it and shows "Removable drive (H:)". When I was about to create one, my TDK 16GB flash drive becomes inaccessible in my Windows 7 file explorer. Having a bootable Linux on flash drive is very handly tool for a web developer.
