Windows 10: File corrupted after copying to new flash drive

Recently i bought 2 flash drive, toshiba and sandisk, and when i copy files to toshiba, it ended up corrupt, so i copied the same files to sandisk, its fine, so i do a scan with malwarebytes, clear, i've formatted the toshiba, issue still persist, so i connect toshiba to my other laptop(on windows 10 too), and copied the same file to toshiba, and its fine, its mean toshiba is not damaged, and my laptop file is not damaged, so whats the cause?

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Error Code 0x800703EE : Transferring 24GB video file to client's 32GB Flash Drive (Windows 10)

Thank you Argel for replying,

• I tried to transfer another file (smaller file size), but encountered the same error code.
• I was able to copy the file from the
  external hard drive to my computer. From there, I attempted to copy the file from the
  computer to the flash drive. The transfer was interrupted with the same error code. (I noticed the write speeds are significantly different --
  the external hard drive-to-computer speed was about 10x faster than the computer-to-flash drive speed. That said, the latter is around the same speed as copying from the external hard drive to the flash drive.)
• I do not have access to another flash drive to retry the transfer on a different device.

When I watched the video after transferring it from the
external hard drive to the computer, it played perfectly. No corruption, which leads me to think the error has something to do with the flash drive. Again, I received it BRAND NEW (in packaging).

Hope this helps,

La-Rel

 

I can't delete a particular folder from my pen drive(usb).

• Copy whatever files you need from the Flash Drive to a new folder on your hard drive
• In Windows File Explorer, right click the Flash Drive and select Format
• Format the drive
• Copy the rest of the files back from the new folder to the Flash Drive