Windows 10: 0x80070570 Error Copying to 2TB USB Flash DriveS

Dell Inspiron Gaming 7567 Laptop with i7/32GB/500GB SDD WITH w10 PRO and MS365 Subscription, PLUS external HDDs: Western Digital MyBook 1 TB and Seagate 4TB. I bought a 2TB USB and began copying folders/files too it. Seemed to work, ended normally. Went to read files and received subject error. Also noticed that half of the folders were empty. Tried to delete the empty folders and also rcvd subject error. Formatted the USB stick, but same errors occurred. Ran CHKDSK, Scan & Repair - stropped and said corruption and can't continue. In looking at the USB carefully, I noticed that the

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Copying movie to Flash Drive

Hi Todd,

One way on how to save and move files to a flash drive is by using the File Explorer in Windows 10. To assist you with your concern, to save your movie file to a flash drive, we suggest that you follow these steps:

• Connect your USB flash drive to your PC.
• Navigate to the folder or location where you save your movie files.
• Right-click on the movie file and select
  Copy.
• Right-click on the Start menu, and select
  File Explorer.
• On the left-pane, double-click on This PC.
• Double-click on the drive letter that correspond to your USB flash drive.
• Right-click and select Paste.
• Wait for the process to complete the transfer.
• Once you’re done, you can safely remove your USB flash drive.

Let us know if the solution above works for you.

 

W7 Error Code 0x80070570

Hello,

Trying to copy files to a USB Flash Drive,

Some files copy perfect others are corrupted, all y's instead of the data.

Than this error came out.

W7 Error Code 0x80070570

Please guide me.

Thank you,

Richie

 

install.wim is 7GB, how to make a bootable USB flash drive

This is a method to make a ntfs flash drive.

The trial and error step will be booting using Legacy BIOS...

Code:

This is the link:
Guide: How to Format USB Flash Drive Using Cmd - EaseUS

The link did not use active so that is why it is a trial and error step.