Tested with thousands of flash drives (Compact Flash, CF Card II, Memory Stick Duo Pro, SDHC, SDXC, Thumb Drive, Pen Drive) of the following brands, SanDisk, Kingston, Transcend, Corsair, HP, Sony, Lexar, Imation, Toshiba, PNY, ADATA, Verbatim, LaCie, Panda, Seatech, SDKSK9, Silicon Power, IronKey, and HDE.Create a FAT32 volume larger than 32 GB.Scan drive for errors before formatting.Create volume label for USB disk drives.Even if I bought another USB mass storage, it would most probably suffer the same problem. So, I have 2 XP Pro PCs: one with the latest MS updates that gives problems connecting to my USB mass storage and the other basic XP Pro does not. Remove any tracks of malicious software that may have infected it. The older PC doesn't have any difficulty recognising and connecting to this same USB mass storage device.Erase all data and delete space on flash drives that cannot be removed in the traditional way.In our tests, the program easily formatted our USB drive to the FAT32 file system.Īccording to the developer, the USB Disk Storage Format Tool has the following features: I guess I'll find out after installing the fix.The USB Disk Storage Format Tool is a freeware program that allows you to format a USB drive using FAT, FAT32, NTFS, and EXFat file systems. I have no idea if there's any relationship between this and the USB drive issue. It might be a few days before I have the time to mess with it. That update, but there's a fix available (KB4073290) so I'm going to download and install the fix and see what happens. Although I have an Intel CPU, the symptom sounds the same. It has a defect listed as causing some older AMD CPUs to not boot. I noticed that there were two updates applied on the 4th after the system backup. That's when I noticed that the flash drive would be recognized immediately after the reboot, but not sometime later. I did a system restore back to the restore I did the restore, booted, and created a system restore point. Again it failed with "inaccessible boot device". Since the system was running, IĪ week later, I tried a reboot again. I connected it later, but it wasn't recognized (missing device driver). I noticed that the external drive which was powered up at boot time was recognized. I did a full restore from the externalĭrive using Acronis. I tried a reboot, but it failed with "inaccessible boot device". On the 6th, I plugged in a flash drive, but it wasn't recognized. Here's the complete story - On Jan 4th I did a full system backup to an external USB drive. I'm using Acronis TI 2018 and have been for months.
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