FirstChip chipYC2019 USB2DISK NAND Mass Storage Device Specs and Hynix Flash ID

No media but it's really 64 gig. I scanned with the FirstChip tool, took 3 hours and that took it from fake 2TB to "no media".

Can it be fixed to be a 64 gig drive?


Description: [I:]USB Mass Storage Device(NAND USB2DISK)
Device Type: Mass Storage Device

Protocal Version: USB 2.00
Current Speed: High Speed
Max Current: 100mA

USB Device ID: VID = FFFF PID = 1201

Device Revision: 0000

Manufacturer: NAND
Product Model: USB2DISK
Product Revision: 0.00

Controller Vendor: FirstChip
Controller Part-Number: chipYC2019
Flash ID code: AD7E280B00C0 - Hynix - 1CE/Single Channel [TLC]

Tools on web: http://dl.mydigit.net/search/?type=all&q=chipYC2019


Possible Flash Part-Number
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Unknown


Flash ID mapping table
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[Channel 0] [Channel 1]
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AI: Which exact FirstChip tool and version did you use for the scan?
1.0.5.2
AI: After running the tool, does the drive still show up in Windows Disk Management or Device Manager, or is it completely undetected now?
Yes

Take it out.

>>21558590

Does nothing. Out and back in, still shows the drive with no media.

From this forum Link
or

As written on a certain forum

Quote:

1) Use the latest ChipGenius (Database 2019-12-29)
2) For me this chip ID was shown when my FC1179 was in testmode
3) Use the FC1179 MPTool with mode2, can take 2-3 hours but it will retest every bit of the flash and it will be OK afterwards
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On a Windows computer
- Download Chipg.... We determine by plugging the flash drive into the computer, the controller model is FirstChip chipYC2019.
- Download FC1179 MPTool .
(please note that the archive is password protected, but the password is specified at the download location) and
- make the first pass in mode 2 (Stad csan) it took me 5-6 hours.

Everything went 100%, but the result was "fail port so-and-so".
- I made a second pass in mode 4(Clear+Factory scan) and the flash drive began to be recognized by Windows.

Then I stuck it in the laptop Маc через , use TimeMachine (TM)
The 60GB backup took about 4 hours to create.

Where do I set the mode or whatever? I click Settings and it wants a password.

Galane wrote:

Where do I set the mode or whatever? I click Settings and it wants a password.

There is no password, it's blank, just hit enter when asked to enter password.
In settings, make sure under (Scan setting) to set level 4 (Clear Factory scan).

Wish you the best ✌👍

I did get it to work as a 64 GB, but it's a garbage chip. Keeps coming up with failures when attempting to write anything very large to it, and it's extremely slow. I suspect it's a chip that failed QA and should have been destroyed, but "fell off a truck" somewhere to be programmed as a "2 TB".

@Galane No wonder -> https://www.mydigit.cn/thread-344855-1-1.html