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Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

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  • #1 16241360
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    Medion 64 GB flash drive.
    Entering Properties it shows 0 GB. Formatting with Windows (Vista): The system was unable to complete the formatting.
    Capacity unknown.
    Some windows blink after plugging in a USB flash drive.

    I have tried many programs:
    Rufus
    HP_USB
    TestDisk
    and others

    It seems to me that this is a controller matter, but I don't know how the program is operated: SMI MPT?
    I would ask for such a blatant instruction :roll:

    ChipGenius Screenshot:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Screenshot from SMI MPT - after entering Scan USB:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Screenshot after entering the pendrive number 1 - the Dialog window has appeared:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Drop after entering Start:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Screenshot after entering Setting - after entering password 320:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Here, for example, I found that UFD_3267AC cannot be selected with Select USP; the closest is UFD_3267AB

    I also looked at various topics related to pendrives problems, but I am not able to deal with it myself ...

    I will be grateful for your help :shii:
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  • #2 16241426
    RometFan;p
    Level 26  
    Gparted live-cd spróbuj.
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  • #3 16242316
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    Please provide some more information from Flash Drive Information Extractor before using the software from the attachment.
    To read:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3078595.html#15549819

    Spoiler:
    SHA256: 35f87516dc99a04f92e983f70b67ab9bafef597ced9960bf63bead18329b84d9
    File name: SMI MPTool v2.5.45 v5 P0112 SM3267AC SM3267AE.zip
    Detection factor: 0/54 Date of analysis: 2017-01-31
  • #4 16248029
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    Sorry, but during the winter holidays in Krakow I leave a lot and I can't do too much.

    I read the linked post - thanks :-)
    Jaism has far more knowledge than I do. Please indicate what I should uncheck in the program ...

    Data below

    Volume: E:
    Controller: Silicon Motion SM3267 AC
    Possible Memory Chip (s): Not available
    Flash ID: AD3A18A3
    Flash CE: 4
    Flash Channels: Single
    Chip F / W: ISP 150730-2AC
    MP: M0826V1
    MPTOOL Ver .: 2.05.45
    VID: 090C
    PID: 1000
    Product: USB DISK
    Query Vendor ID:
    Query Product ID:
    Query Product Revision:
    Physical Disk Capacity: 63333990400 Bytes
    Windows Disk Capacity: 0 Bytes
    Internal Tags: 8TZP-TV5G
    USB Version: 3.00 in 2.00 port
    Declared Power: 500 mA
    ContMeas ID: BF64-01-0F
    Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Build 2600
    ------------------------------------
    http://www.antspec.com/usbflashinfo/
    Program Version: 8.7.0.597

    PS.
    Is it wise to use Gparted live -cd already at this stage?
    I even started studying the descriptions about this program and I'm a little afraid of it. It looks like you can upload it to your computer and work on a flash drive from this level. But what to do after the new partition is uploaded? Does it have repair functions that I could use beforehand?
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  • #6 16248512
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    In that case, I am still waiting for the suggestions of my colleague tagievar :-)
  • #7 16248540
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    Maybe he'll tell you what .BIN to use for this memory, already writing an email to him.
  • #8 16248813
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    Thanks for your commitment and help :-)
  • #9 16251361
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    pidar wrote:
    Maybe it will tell you what .BIN to use for this memory

    Something's not right. :|

    Maybe I am wrong, but I would choose it "at first glance" -> SM3267ACISP-ISPHYTLC.BIN :idea:

    "I'm looking" for a tool -> ... v2.5.48 v9 P0414v1 :?:
  • #10 16251695
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    So - as I understand it - for a newer, more suitable version of the program :?:
  • #11 16251836
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    That's how I am sm32Xtest repack p0414v1 , but the tool contained therein is in Chinese and all of this software was downloaded from an unreliable source :|

    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format
  • #12 16251958
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    pidar - you are great :shocked!: The revision / numbers appear to match :!:

    I don't know myself that much, but I think I could try :?:
    Just what should I do now :?: If it is possible, I would ask you to take it "by the hand" :oops: [/ b]
  • #13 16252481
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    No philosophy (despite the Chinese :D ), just run (see your first post).
    l maybe it will be possible to upload from the machine (without setting) "N0626V1" (FW).

    You have the link to download the file on pw.
    For "combiners" (self-proclaimed flash drive repairers), unfortunately, this tool will not be so readily available. :|


    Description of Conduct:
    1. Cleaning the registry with pendrives removed.
    2. Connecting only this flash drive and working with sm32Xtest_V48-9_CN .
    3. Current reading (FW).
  • #14 16314098
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    Despite the effort, I managed - thanks pidar - achieve a partial success ...

    I did:
    1. Cleaning the registry with pendrives removed.
    2. Connecting the pen drive to the sm32Xtest (...)

    It's already green OK, but I don't know what to do next?
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    I didn't know what to enter everywhere:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format
    Maybe, for example, this is the lack of an ISO image? I don't know how to do it here? Maybe some suggestions?

    Data from the window Dialogue :
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    the information from Flash Drive Information Extractor is still the same:
    Volume: E:
    Controller: Silicon Motion SM3267 AC
    Possible Memory Chip (s): Not available
    Flash ID: AD3A18A3
    Flash CE: 4
    Flash Channels: Single
    Chip F / W: ISP 150730-2AC
    MP: M0826V1
    MPTOOL Ver .: 2.05.45
    VID: 090C
    PID: 1000
    Product: USB DISK
    Query Vendor ID:
    Query Product ID:
    Query Product Revision:
    Physical Disk Capacity: 63333990400 Bytes
    Windows Disk Capacity: 0 Bytes
    Internal Tags: 8TZP-TV5G
    USB Version: 3.00 in 2.00 port
    Declared Power: 500 mA
    ContMeas ID: BF64-01-0F
    Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Build 2600
    ------------------------------------
    http://www.antspec.com/usbflashinfo/
    Program Version: 8.7.0.597

    Entering Properties, it still shows me 0 GB. Some windows blink after plugging in a USB flash drive.

    Testing it in Testdisk produces a partition error. Looks like you need to load him a new partition path ...

    I am still asking for help :bye:
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    #15 16323523
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    pidar wrote:
    No philosophy (despite the Chinese :D ), just run (see your first post).
    or maybe it will be possible to upload from the machine (without setting) "N0626V1" (FW).

    I am adding the same version to the test again from a different source, because there was supposed to be a problem (error) with the one with unpacking.
    Spoiler:
    SHA256: c7006f8f08447f0dd4a1defab33e4ecfb517f657f77bbe6fca37adcfa5c13706
    File name: sm32Xtest Repack P0414v1.zip
    Detection rate: 9/54
    Date Analyzed: 2017-03-04 23:37:27 UTC (1 minute ago)
    0
    0

    Analysis
    File details
    Additional information
    Comments
    Voices

    Antivirus Result Update
    AVG Generic20.FLL 20170304
    AVware Trojan.Win32.Generic! BT 20170304
    AegisLab Generic20.Fll! C 20170304
    Comodo UnclassifiedMalware 20170304
    McAfee RDN / Generic.fng 20170304
    McAfee-GW-Edition RDN / Generic.fng 20170304
    TheHacker Trojan / TDSS.bkql 20170302
    Webroot W32.Trojan.Tdss 20170305
    Zillya Worm.WhiteIce.Win32.507
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  • #16 16346419
    bodzio_100
    Level 8  
    Pidar - I confirm once again - you are GREAT :please:

    This time everything went smoothly :P

    Description of Conduct:
    1. Cleaning the registry with pendrives removed.
    2. Connecting only this flash drive and working with sm32Xtest

    I did as standard Scan USB :
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    Later Start . Here is a photo during testing:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format
    It can sometimes crash here. It is worth to delete it then Program and unpack it again.
    Looks like Program assigns a new pendrive number himself.

    Final effect:
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format
    All in the end Program must be closed, because the pendrive cannot be uninstalled - it communicates that it is still in use.

    Then - just in case - I treated the flash drive Rufus and then formatted normally.

    It works for today and I think that if there was a problem with it, I know how to deal with it :ok:


    PS. I apologize for the long silence, but this is the solicitation ...

    EDIT
    At the request of pidara I did additional flash drive tests :

    Flash Drive Information Extractor

    Volume: E:
    Controller: Silicon Motion SM3267 AC
    Possible Memory Chip (s): Not available
    Flash ID: AD3A18A3 6125
    Flash CE: 4
    Flash Channels: Single
    Chip F / W: ISP 150730-2AC
    MP: P0414V1
    MPTOOL Ver .: 2.05.48
    VID: 090C
    PID: 3267
    Manufacturer: SMI Corporation
    Product: USB DISK
    Query Vendor ID: SMI
    Query Product ID: USB DISK
    Query Product Revision: 1100
    Physical Disk Capacity: 65401257984 Bytes
    Windows Disk Capacity: 65400205312 Bytes
    Internal Tags: 8T2R-TZ6G
    File System: NTFS
    Relative Offset: 1024 KB
    USB Version: 3.00 in 2.00 port
    Declared Power: 300 mA
    ContMeas ID: BF64-03-FF
    Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Build 2600
    ------------------------------------
    http://www.antspec.com/usbflashinfo/
    Program Version: 8.8.0.601

    Among other things, he already sees the size of the flash drive ...


    Ufd Read Write TESTing tool v1.8

    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format
    Pendrive Medion - controller - Pendrive Medion 64 GB: 0 GB and does not format

    As you can see complete success :roll:

    Pidar - many thanks for a recent gift! It will definitely be useful :ok:

    I merged. RADU23
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    #17 16353122
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist
    So let's summarize.

    This is how it was:
    bodzio_100 wrote:
    Chip F / W: ISP 150730-2AC
    MP: M0826V1
    MPTOOL Ver .: 2.05.45

    VID: 090C
    PID: 1000

    And this is how it is currently:
    bodzio_100 wrote:
    Chip F / W: ISP 150730-2AC
    MP: P0414V1
    MPTOOL Ver .: 2.05.48

    VID: 090C
    PID: 3267


    Thank you for the tests (that's what I donated points for), you can now close the topic.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Medion 64 GB flash drive that shows 0 GB capacity and fails to format using Windows Vista. The user suspects a controller issue and has attempted various software tools, including Rufus, HP_USB, and TestDisk, without success. Participants suggest using GParted live-cd and Flash Drive Information Extractor for further diagnostics. The controller identified is Silicon Motion SM3267 AC, and users discuss using SMI MPT for potential recovery. After several attempts and guidance from other users, the original poster successfully restored functionality by cleaning the registry, using sm32Xtest, and finally formatting the drive with Rufus. The topic concludes with a summary of the successful recovery process and a link to a related discussion for devices with different controllers.
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