Windows 10: My sister's laptop won't read my flash drive

Hi ,i'm pacharapholWell it started when i was going to do the live boot kali linux on my flash drive using my sister's laptop when it's finish it's still usable but when i plug on my phone and do the recovery data phone on that i just that take off by mistake and i tryna plug in my sister's laptop it ain't working anymore it didn't readhere's my sister laptop infoDevice name TonHormProcessor IntelR CoreTM i5-10210U CPU @ 1.60GHz 2.10 GHzInstalled RAM 8.00 GB 7.57 GB usableDevice ID B113FF97-1C4D-4992-954F-CB9708DB4458Product ID 00327-35874-73972-AAOEMSystem type 64-bit operating system

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USB flash drive won't read, wants to format.

What file system did your friend use to format the USB flash drive?
Linux, MAC, Windows, etc.... if, he did the project on a different file format; the system may not think there is anything useful and wants to format it to make usable.
Or, the drive has gotten corrupted (like your friend pulled the drive before it was finished and the file table/partition info/etc. is corrupt).
Static could have gotten it, too.

One of many recovery apps:
USB Flash Drive Data Recovery Software

Google has a sh*t load software to recovery and/or repair usb drives; but, be careful and always scan your downloads with a good a/v package.
usb flash drive recovery software

Just some ideas.*Smile

 

my n97 won t charge or connect

when i put a usb on my n97 it won t charge when i put on the computer it won t say nokia pc suite or else it not reading the usb cannot work on my phone plz hel

 

Can't read flash drive

I am suddenly having trouble reading two of my flash drives. They are both 32GB ADATA drives and were working yesterday but today I can't read either one. I've tried it from my USB hub and also directly in my laptop but in both cases, I just get "USB Drive (E" and "USB Drive (G" but when I try to read them, Windows tells me "Please insert a disk". Apparently, it's unable to read anything from the flash drives, not even the names I set them to (Flash 2 and Flash 4). Strangely enough, Avast detects that I've inserted them and runs a scan on them and doesn't detect any malware and does so in a very short time, just a few seconds.

I'd like to use these flash drives again to do a recovery on my other laptop. I don't want to lose the data on them but I am prepared to do so; I don't think I had anything critical on them.

Can anyone suggest a way to get these drives working again, either with the existing data on them or not?

Currently running Windows 10.0.19041.746.