Windows 10: USB Flash Drive Showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10

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    USB Flash Drive Showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10


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    Is your USB Flash Drive showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10? This article will help you to fix the issue using different solutions. Multiple users have reported that while trying to access the USB/SD card/Pen drive, it shows 0 bytes error, even where is data on it. If you are also facing the same issue, […]

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    WinClub, Jul 22, 2021
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  2. SumitRoy Win User

    Windows 10 delete dialog box shows size: 0 bytes

    when deleting file from USB device, I notice that the delete dialog box shows size: 0 bytes. Is that a bug? Windows 10 built 16299.

    steps to reproduce

    1. select a single file

    2. Delete it.

    3. The dialog box will show size 0 bytes.


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    SumitRoy, Jul 22, 2021
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  3. 7.62 Win User
    Installing Windows 7 via USB flash drive!

    USB drive doesnt show up, even after a format through windows (XP)

    Any suggestions?
     
  4. USB Flash Drive Showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10

    When I try to delete a file from USB it show 0 byte size of that file

    I have a problem with my computer, and USB.

    • When I try to delete any file from USB drive, it show 0 byte size.
    • The actual is not 0 byte.
    • That pen-drive (USB disk) works perfectly in another computer, but when I try to delete then it will show 0 byte size.

    Yesterday I plugged in a new Sandisk pen-drive, after this some auto install starts, I cancelled it and formatted that drive, and restarted system, but now when I try to delete any file from any USB than it will show 0 byte size.

    I am using Windows 10, and this issue happens with any USB drive.


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    Kirit_Vanani, Jul 22, 2021
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