UnUnOctium
Expert Member
ha ha ha yeah write something that a stupid person like me will understand please. thanks for the link and info i will look at it now. the funny thing is that the flashdrive has not been in my pc for months and now when i need it it is corrupted. just out of curiosity, we spoke about storing stuff on external drives etc would something like this also affect an external drive that has been standing for long?
Its weird that it's corrupted. solid-state memory (such as flash drives) are way less susceptible to external interference than hard drives. Windows usually reports them as corrupted when you dont unmount (i.e. the "safely remove" function) the drive before unplugging it. So when you write data to an external, always make sure to "safely remove" it in windows before unplugging.