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Corrupted USB2DISK with VID FFFF and PID 1201 Showing 0.0G Capacity on Windows 8

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  • #1 21106128
    khdh05283
    Level 2  

    Hello, I have a corrupted key and when I put it on chipgenius I get this :
    Logical drive : Y: Capacity: 0.0G
    Device ID : VID = FFFF PID = 1201
    Device SN :
    Device version : 0.00

    Device vendor : NAND
    Device model : USB2DISK
    Protocol : USB2.0
    Max power : 100mA

    Partition type : Device active :
    Aligned state : Misaligned

    Network error, the request for chipmodel failed!
    OS Version : Windows 8 Professional
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  • #2 21106320
    doggyfreestart1
    Level 1  

    >>21106128>>21106128>>21106128
    So it is probably too new for ChipGenius. If you can open the drive, then you can read the chip.
    If not, then I'd just blindly download some MP tools for the most common drives like Alcor, Chipsbank, Firstchip and so on and see which one works with the drive.
  • #3 21106717
    kaleron

    HDD and data recovery specialist  
    And what do you want to do with it? Do you want to repair it or recover its contents?
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  • #5 21107185
    khdh05283
    Level 2  
    doggyfreestart1 wrote:
    If you can open the drive, then you can read the chip.

    I opened the key, here is the chip
    The image shows a disassembled USB key with visible internal circuits on a wooden surface.
    Close-up of a printed circuit board inside an opened USB flash drive.

    Added after 40 [seconds]:

    kaleron wrote:
    And what do you want to do with it? Do you want to repair it or recover its contents?

    I want to repair the key

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    firstChip and other software don't detect my key Screenshot of FirstChip MpTools software with an open dialog window.
  • #6 21107654
    doggyfreestart
    Level 2  

    Sorry I can't read from the photo what is written on the controller (small chip)
    Can you share this information?
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  • #9 21108504
    kaleron

    HDD and data recovery specialist  
    khdh05283 wrote:
    is this important information?
    - yes. most important. You may want to lightly grease the chip with thermal paste - this will improve the contrast. Try reading using a magnifying glass in good light.
  • #11 21108484
    khdh05283
    Level 2  
    doggyfreestart wrote:
    Sorry I can't read from the photo what is written on the controller (small chip) Can you share this information?

    it's written very small, I can't see exactly, is it essential information?

    Added after 2 [hours] 53 [minutes]:

    >>21108333
    pidar wrote:
    Please test the soft from my attachment -> https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3956610.html#20439913

    I downloaded it, it's the first one to find the key, what do I do afterwards with the software?

    Added after 24 [minutes]:

    >>21108333Many thanks, my key is working again, even though I lost 10giga out of my 128giga in the battle.
  • #12 21109347
    pidar
    Mass storage specialist  
    Finally, can we see the current screen after "Refresh" with -> FirstChip_MpTools_20220601 .
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  • #13 21109914
    khdh05283
    Level 2  

    pidar wrote:
    Finally, can we see the current screen after "Refresh" with -> FirstChip_MpTools_20220601 .

    yes of course Screenshot of FirstChip MPtools software used for flash memory management.
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Topic summary

A user is experiencing issues with a corrupted USB2DISK device, identified by VID FFFF and PID 1201, which shows a capacity of 0.0G on Windows 8. The user seeks to repair the device rather than recover data. Responses suggest that the device may be too new for ChipGenius to recognize, and recommend using various MP tools for common drives like Alcor, Chipsbank, and Firstchip. The user has opened the device and shared images of the chip, but software tools like FirstChip do not detect it. Suggestions include using thermal paste to improve chip visibility and checking detection with specific software. Follow-up images of the device's current state were also shared.
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