Kingston DataTraveler 2.0 (VID 0930 PID 6544) Cannot Format or Delete Files Issue

Hello, I have a USB flash drive that works fine, but I am unable to format it. I can delete the files inside it, but as soon as I transfer something to it, the files that I deleted reappear. I have tried many programs, but they did not solve my problem. Are there any solutions I can find here?
Description: [D:] USB Mass Storage Device()
Device Type: Mass Storage Device

Protocol Version: USB 2.0
Current Speed: Full Speed
Max Current: 200 mA
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USB Device ID: VID = 0930 PID = 6544
Serial Number: C8600088614DC1203A1599EF

Device Vendor: Kingston
Device Name: DataTraveler 2.0
Device Revision: 0100

Manufacturer: Kingston
Product Model: DataTraveler 2.0
Product Revision: 1.00

Controller Vendor: Solid State Systems
Controller Part-Number: Unknown - 0xBE
Flash ID code: 983A98A37651 - Toshiba TC58TEG7THLTA00 - 1CE/Single Channel [TLC-16K] -> Total Capacity = 16 GB

Tools on web: http://dl.mydigit.net/special/up/sss.html


Possible Flash Part-Number
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[1CE]TC58TEG7THLTA00 x 1 pc/Channel x 1 Channel


Flash ID mapping table
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[Channel 0] [Channel 1]
983A98A37651 --------
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AI: Which operating system(s) have you used to try formatting or deleting files on the USB drive (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux)?
EaseUS Partition Master, Partition Magic app. I've tried so many apps but the problem was not solved

AI: When you try to format the drive, do you receive any specific error messages or see any particular behavior (like "write protected" or "format failed")? If so, please share the exact message or describe what happens.
No. I think it's a software error.

abdoamrosy wrote:

I can delete the files inside it, but as soon as I move something onto it, the files I deleted reappear.

- meaning you can't delete them, you just think you're deleting them.

Run any hex-editor and try to reset sector 0. Save the changes, unplug the pendrive and plug it back in. Check that the changes have been saved. If not, you probably have a problem generating the voltages needed to tunnel electrons through the floating gate insulator. Without this, electrons cannot move in and out of the floating gate and this prevents write and erase operations. This is an irreparable fault.

@abdoamrosy Please read -> https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awww.elektroda.pl+Part-Number%20%20Unknown%20-%200xBE

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>>21854202 It didn’t work for me either. I think I will give up in the end. There is no solution.

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>>21853978 Have tried that. When I remove the flash drive and reconnect it, it returns to its original state again. I think you are right because I have tried everything. Thank you for your help.