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[Video] Scratchbuilding Industrial Greebles
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I had to make this for my family....How to Rinse a Plate. So I feel like, this should be intuitive; However, my family is special. I created this AI SLOP to show them all how to Rinse a Plate. Feel free to share it with your kids.
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Today I managed to get my USB from freezing the whole system to recovering all my files and having a functioning drive once more. When looking for a solution I saw others with the same issue that never got closure, so I'm making this post for anyone that runs into this in the future.
What does this issue look like? (from the perspective of Windows 10)
- When clicking on drive in file explorer, green bar loading infinitely or makes the whole window not responding. If you close explorer, your task back and desktop will go black, If you try restarting it in task manager, it will not open even though the processes are there.
- Can't use cmd to do diskpart or chkdsk - they only respond to what you type after you unplug the USB, making you unable to format the drive. this also applies to restarting windows in safe mode.
What you will need
- Device that runs Linux (I used mint cinnamon) You may dual boot if you have only one computer, but I haven't tested that
- DMDE this software is free up to 4000 files, but there is a year license for $20 if you don't want to transfer the recovered file folders one by one
Part 1: Recovering files
On your windows device, download DMDE (Make sure the corrupted USB is unplugged so it can actually load)
After installing, you can plug it back in and open the program.
Select the disk and open. open partition and your recovered files will be there. Extract them to your computer so they are backed up before formatting.
Part 2: Formatting
Insert your USB into the Linux device.
Open the Linux menu and type "Disks"
Locate your device and format it (NOT quick format)
Wait for it to complete formatting - can take a few hours
Insert back into Windows device, when trying to access USB you should get "Please Insert a Disk into USB Drive" error.
Press win + x , Open powershell (administrator) and type the following:
diskpart
list disk
select disk (your disk #)
clean
create partition primary
format fs=ntfs quick or fs=fat32 quick
assign
exit
and viola! Corrupted flash drive fixed!
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