Description

USB, Kingston, 32G

Kingston’s DataTraveler® Exodia features USB 3.2 Gen 1 performance for easy access to laptops, desktop PCs, monitors and other digital devices. DT Exodia allows quick transfers and convenient storage of documents, music, videos and more. Its practical design and fashionable colours make it ideal for everyday use at work, home, school or wherever you need to take your data. DT Exodia is available in capacities up to 256GB1 and is backed by a five-year warranty, free technical support and legendary Kingston® reliability.                          My Kingston 4GB flash drive was working fine for two years but after formatting it suddenly became inaccessible and requires formatting and gets popups that your USB is write protected and Windows cannot format it. Is there a Kingston USB format tool to force format the write protected Kingston USB drive? I would like to make the flash drive functional again, please give me solution. Any help is appreciated.

Cause various operating systems must manage disks in a certain way, only the corresponding format (namely,file system) can make the structure of the disk be recognized by the operating system. For example, Windows and Apple systems have different disk management methods and are not compatible with each other. Or some device only support specified file system. So you must format your storage drive to the suitable file system.

When you buy a new USB flash drive without being formatted, you must format it at first. After that, you can use it normally. Or when the USB drive is attacked by virus, formatting the drive is also an effective way to eliminate viruses. Moreover, if your USB flash drive becomes write protected or read only, formatting also helps you with that.

                                                                  If you think it’s complicated to format a Kingston USB via Diskpart, or you fail to format it to FAT32 because it is larger than 32GB (that’s a limitation of all Windows built-in formatting tools), you can turn to a third party Kingston USB format tool. Here I strongly recommend AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard.

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