Windows 10: SanDisk 64GB Cruzer Glider Flash Drive

I am unable to get Windows 10 to detect it. When I put it into any USB Port, I get a messaged saying that Windows can't recognize it. When I go into Device drivers, I see "(Unknown USB Device (Port Reset Failed)


I've tried everything I can think of. I even thought that it might be formatted with Mac HFS, but i downloaded HFSExplorer and tried that, and it didn't work. So, i'm not sure if my USB Flash Drive is dead, or what's going on.

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SanDisk Cruzer 64GB USB Problem

Alright I tried the first solution and it did nothing, can't find the driver the USB either. Let me expand on my story since I have a better understanding of what is going on now...

So a Samsung Chrome book has an issue something like. Chrome OS is missing or damaged do this and that. So I downloaded the Chrome OS recovery tool.

The first USB used to write the Chrome OS image on was a DataTraveler 4GB. It failed at the Writing image part so I used a new USB my Cruzer Edge 64GB which I use for many things. I backed up my file before hand then wiped the drive.

This time the Chrome recovery OS worked. However after inserting the USB into the Chrome book. It said the recovery tool failed and to visit a website link which doesn't work for me. Anyway enough of the Chrome book talk...

The Chrome OS tool has left me in a bad state.

The first USB the DataTraveler 4GB, I insert into my PC. I have used CMD to wipe all of it's contents and to Format it. I've also used the Chrome OS tool to remove the image from the USB so as far as I am aware the USB has nothing on it. However after inserting
my USB it doesn't show up in the device list for me to put new files onto it not only that but with the USB as soon as I remove the USB Drive. Sometimes my PC makes a terrible buzzing sound sometimes it doesn't but it always gets poor performance afterwards.
As soon as I remove the USB it turns my PC to 1 FPS forcing me to restart.

With the other USB, my Cruzer Edge 64GB which I use to store a lot of files on. I inserted it into all USB ports. It's not making a connected sound like my other USB. It shows in the Device list. I have used CMD to wipe all the contents, formatted it and
uninstalled the driver and reinserted it into the PC. However no matter what the USB isn't showing in the devices list for me to put back all the files I had stored on it back to where it should be.

So I have no idea if other USBs will work on the PC. I have none to try out but that is my problem so far. Any advice to fixing this issue that Google have caused to happen?

EDIT:

Forgot I had an unpacked SanDisk Cruzer U 16GB Drive stored away. I used it in the PC. Works fine so it's not all USB's that are broken on the PC. Just the two above. I'm assuming they are both corrupted or something.

 

SanDisk to Release 8GB Cruzer Micro USB Flash Drive

Flash memory manufacturer SanDisk has announced a new high-capacity addition to its Cruzer Micro line-up. The new 8GB flash drive doubles the capacity of the existing Cruzer Micro drives, while maintaining the same dimensions. The Cruzer Micro 8GB ships with U3 smart technology. Co-Invented by SanDisk, U3 technology features embedded password manager and AVAST antivirus software in drive's memory. The drive is set to become available from mid-September and will cost $129.99 in the US.







Source: TechConnect Magazine, SanDisk

 

SanDisk Announces Its Fastest, Thinnest and Highest-Capacity USB Flash Drives

SanDisk Corporation, a global leader in flash memory storage solutions, today announced a suite of USB flash drives that includes SanDisk’s fastest, thinnest and highest-capacity USB products ever. The drives offer consumers the storage they need to carry libraries of digital content with them wherever they go, transfer their files quickly and do so with style.

“Whether consumers are seeking super-fast transfer speeds, maximum storage capacity or a stylish fashion statement, we offer a drive to meet their needs,” said Bob O’Keefe, vice president, retail marketing, SanDisk. “SanDisk pioneered the USB drive and now offers one of the broadest lineups in the industry, with a wide range of form factors and reliability that consumers can count on to store their important files.”











SanDisk Extreme USB Flash Drive
The USB 3.0-enabled SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive can transfer, store and share large files up to 10 times faster with speeds of up to 190MB/s. USB 3.0-enabled device shipments will surpass one billion in 2014, up from 70 million in 2011, according to NPD In-Stat*. The SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive provides the fast performance that these next-generation computing devices demand.

The drive dramatically reduces wait times for consumers. It can transfer smaller files almost instantaneously and larger files such as a 3GB file in 20 seconds or a 40GB file in four minutes. The SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive is backed by a lifetime limited warranty and available worldwide now in 16GB to 64GB capacities carrying MSRPs of $64.99 to $159.99.

Cruzer Glide USB Flash Drive
The 128GB Cruzer Glide USB flash drive is SanDisk’s highest-capacity USB drive ever, and features reliable, secure and portable storage for photos, videos, music and other files. The drive is an ideal companion for anyone using ultra-thin notebooks, which are often limited to 128GB of storage. In such a configuration, the Cruzer Glide USB allows consumers to double their available storage with a convenient portable solution.

Backed by a two year limited warranty, the Cruzer Glide USB flash drive is available worldwide now in 4GB to 64GB capacities with MSRPs starting at $19.99. The 128GB capacity will be available worldwide in Q3 2012 carrying an MSRP of $249.99.

Cruzer Facet USB Flash Drive
For users whose style is reflected in everything they do, the Cruzer Facet USB flash drive is a durable drive with stainless-steel casing designed with a variety of rich vibrant colors and a faceted texture. The Cruzer Facet drive combines function and personality, making it a fashionable way to store digital files.

It is available worldwide now in 8GB to 32GB capacities carrying MSRPs of $32.99 to $84.99.

Cruzer Pop USB Flash Drive
The Cruzer Pop USB flash drive is designed for young urban users looking for unique designs that complement their personality. The fun custom USB flash drive features rich colors and patterns plus a unique design that opens with a “pop” and conceals and protects the connector when not in use.

This new drive is SanDisk’s thinnest and is available worldwide now in 8GB to 32GB capacities carrying MSRPs of $32.99 to $84.99.

Available Software
Virtually every SanDisk USB drive and all drives in the new suite include secure file encryption and password protection. SanDisk SecureAccess software provides 128-bit AES file encryption and password protection6 for private files while leaving the rest of the drive available for worry-free sharing. For added protection and convenience, two GB of secure online storage7 is offered for easy file backup and access from any web browser.

SanDisk also offers downloadable Cloud Catcher software, which allows users to backup and organize personal data from some of their favorite social media and online sites, hassle free on a SanDisk USB drive.

For more information, visit the following product pages:

• SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0
• SanDisk Cruzer Glide
• SanDisk Cruzer Facet
• SanDisk Cruzer Pop