SanDisk Cruzer - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

hi i think you are missing a file called rundll32its in windows location like this C:\Windows\System32see herehttp://ccm.net/forum/affich-693153-my-removable-device-shortcut-virus

Flash drives are STATIC Drives with no mechanical functioning parts. This kind of apparatus can be shunted or discharged by electrical disturbances. For example, a static charge, somewhat like when you rub your feet on a carpet and touch a door knob "POP, you get a spark". So, if the flash drive receives an electrical discharge or it is pulled from the USB Port without properly ejecting it, it can render the flash drive dormant. The data will be lost and usually can not be retrieved. That is why you should always make a secondary back up of important data on another drive.

The Cruzer drive comes with its own enabling software (the program name you mentioned). You should be able to view that drive using Windows Explorer (to view the files). Then right-click on the RunSanDiskSecureAccess-Win.exe file and select "Run as Administrator". This should execute the program and allow you to utilize the drive after it installs completely.

Since it works with other systems there is a system incompatibility issue. Are you using the same OS in this machine as in the others where it works? Could it be that? Using XP? It has some issues with some usb devices.

Try to get a later copy of Adobe reader or get "Open Office" from GNU and try to read it Microsoft software is prone to do this out of my own experience and made me swear like a proverbial sailor

Download Partition Wizard for mac bootable version and burn it to a dvd. Now, put the dvd in and turn off the computer, now put the usb drive in. Start the computer and boot from dvd drive Partition Wizard will boot up, left click on the usb drive and of the left side click format, now up top left click apply. Wait until it's done, now your usb drive is blank.

These answers are garbage. You should be using "Roofus," you won't have to do any of that fancy formatting stuff. You can just select the drive and ".iso" file in the program and begin burning. https://rufus.akeo.ie/

A password supposed to save guard your drive. What good would a password be, if you could override it? There are programs on he net, that could unlock a password protected file or drive, but only as long as the password is simple. That means just a few characters. As long as you don't have acces to the programs the secret services of the world suppose to have, you won't be able to access your jump drive. Sorry

Short answer is you can't. Its encrypted. If you could bypass the PW, it would not be very useful for protection. you may be able to format and use it as new, but not access the content on it currently at all.

Quite easy to transfer computer pics to flash drive via Windows Explorer: 1. Plug USB flash drive and iPhone to computer. iPhone will receive a prompt to approve it. Approve it and iPhone will be automatically detected by computer. 2. Open Windows Explorer and head to "iPhone > Internal Storage > DCIM". A list of photos on iPhone will show up. 3. Hold "Ctrl" and select photos you would like to transfer to USB stick and press "Ctrl + C". 4. Create a new folder in USB drive or find a folder, then press "Ctrl + V" to transfer iPhone photos to USB flash drive. If you're prone to find more effective ways to transfer computer pics to flash drive, just check out this tutorial: https://www.leawo.org/tutorial/how-to-transfer-photos-from-iphone-to-usb-flash-drive-1361.html?=1400

Insert into computer copy file then burn to DVD

Your AV software may have created an block for your drive for some reason. You'll need to go in there and remove that block and then you should make an exceptionso it does not see your pen drive as a threat again.

From Word, use Save As.... and point the file to your USB drive. You can also open two instances of My Computer and drag & drop from the PC to the flash drive.

Your laptop may need drivers installed for your flash drive. Visit your USB drive manufacturer's website, find the "Support" page, and download the drivers for your specific drive. Be sure to know what version of your operating system you are running as it may be necessary to ensure you get compatible drivers. Install the drivers and try again.

This could be a Windows Registry setting that disables you from writing to your flash drive (or formatting it). If you are running Windows after Win XP SP2, you can change that setting. To disable the write protection:

1.From the Start menu, click "Run", type "regedit", and press <Enter> or click <OK>. 2.Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > StorageDevicePolicies. 3.Double click on "WriteProtect" and change the value to 0 (WriteProtect = 0 for disabled; 1 for enabled). 4.Close the registry editor and restart Windows. 5.After Windows starts, test writing to your USB drive. Important Note: Serious problems might occur if you modify the Windows registry incorrectly. **PLEASE** make sure that you follow these steps *exactly* and *carefully*. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it in case you have trouble so it can be restored. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, follow the steps as in the KB Article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/

Need more details: What computer and what operating system? What is the capacity of the memory card and the USB Flash Drive? Are you using the computer's built in card reader or an external one? If the computer is older, or you are using an older operating system, it may not recognize higher capacity cards, and you may need to buy a higher capacity card reader.

If there is any Media Error not possible to format the drive otherwise use the following method on Windows 7 Open a Administrator command Prompt and type the command one by one 1.list disk you can find the avilable disk and note your USB Drive Disk Number 2.select disk 1 (change the number) 3.clean 4.create partition primary 5.format fs=ntfs quick 6.assign if no problem in usb it will format your USB Drive

the file you are trying to open cannot find compatible software on your computer to open it with. This may be a problem with file association in Windows though. If it's a typical JPG or BMP, Windows should have no problem with it. Do you know what type of image format you are trying to open? You can right-click on the file and select Properties to finsd out more information about the file.

No idea what you're describing.

okay, problem isn't in ur pendrive problem in ur computer, some kind of viruses attack only removable drives, and user didn't find viruses in computer and also antivirus, you should download microsoft security essential here,--- http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows/security-essentials-download , and update this software insert ur pendrive and start virus scanning as a whole computer including ur pendrive ur problem will surely solve