You thought the "safely remove usb" was just there as a prank?

>>55222147
First time this has happened to me ever since usb storage became available on the market. And I insert/remove one at least 2 times a day.

And nothing was even transfered.

>>55222162
Maybe try not being an idiot next time.

>>55222096

Niggers stole your 1's and 0's.

You're partition table might be fucked, open up part manager and see if it detects it.

>>55222217
Well memed.

>>55222238
Well my neighbors are black..

>>55222252
That's what I did earlier, it's not detected in any way.

Luckily it's just a cheap thing but still, never happened and never seen it before.

>>55222096

if that's what it looks like, it's definitely low quality shit.

You can tell because it doesn't have a real connector, just some bare PCB pads to save money

>>55222096
If the information is important, I would start by checking the resistors for proper ranges followed by the capacitors with a DMM.

Does it have an activity light? No light = no power. Probably a resistance issue.

>>55222396
Nah it's a different model, it has a metal frame and all that.

>>55222411
No activity light.

Wasn't anything important on it, so I'd skip the effort to check if it's really dead dead.

It's like 2-3 years old, but I have much older ones that are still working.

Just wanted to see if anyone else have had the same issue.

>>55222222

>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>>>/g/sqt

>>55222096
when you remove a usb always use the eject option in your OS, both windows and ubuntu have it.

basically what is does it make sure everything is written to the disk.

Never use eject, never broken a drive. Fuck you sissies. Just wait for activity to stop.

>>55222096
>>much later remove it
Ah, but you did not Safely Removed it.
That's where you dun goofed