![]() #USB MASS STORAGE DRIVER WINDOW XP WINDOWS#Follow the instructions on the screen to remove Windows XP SP3. When the Windows XP Service Pack 3 Removal Wizard starts, click Next.ģ. Click Start, click Run, type c:\windows\$NtServicePackUninstall$\spuninst\spuninst.exe in the Open box, and then click OK.Ģ. Doing that was quite tricky at first as the add/remove programs function didn't allow sp3 to be removed. I finally resolved the problem by rolling back XP service pack 3 to SP2. Reformatting failed which was a good thing as all data would have been lost. All I got was a message that the disk was not formatted. USB flash memory that I have used before and contain data were suddenly unusable on my system yet worked on other computers. I've had this problem for about a week on my laptop with XP. Let me know if it does not work or if you are having problems. Once it is finished, then you will be able to read and write from the Flash Drive. Go ahead and partition it to FAT or NTFS which ever option you can get or want.ĩ. It should give you an option to partion it.Ĩ. If it has a Black line, then it means that the Flash Drive has not been partitioned. ![]() Your Flash Drive should say something like "Disk 1, removable", to the right it should have a blue line which means it's a primary partition.Ħ. Locate your Flash Drive at the bottom where it starts with "Disk 0" which is your Hard Drive.ĥ. right click on "My Computer" > Manage - The Computer Management window popsup.Ĥ. The way I fixed it was by reformatting it with either the ntfs or the FAT partition. I did this once with one of my USB flash drives. ![]() I know this post is old already, but if it may help any new commmers. ![]()
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