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i/o error on USB stick

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I was trying to copy a file, wasn't worning so I tried to format it, didn't want to format so did diskpart clean, then tried to format it again and now i get i/o error when I plug itspacer.png

 

is it dead?

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11 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Could be a corrupt file system.

but I cleaned the disk with diskpart, in theory its empty

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Just now, MS-DOS said:

but I cleaned the disk with diskpart, in theory its empty

Then the drive should not have a drive letter...

Use Disk Management instead.

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On 12/2/2020 at 3:01 PM, Vishera said:

Then the drive should not have a drive letter...

Use Disk Management instead.

It doesn't even show up there.

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