My notebook turned out to be Newman s 4G USB disk can be used, why can t I use it with a new Newman

Is there a quality problem with the new disk?

Can't be used? Can you elaborate on that? You can try it on a different interface, and you can contact the merchant to confirm that it is a USB flash drive problem.

For this U disk 2090 solution, you can go to the Internet and find a 2090 program U disk mass production tool for mass production.

Format it

If it doesn't work, go get a new one

If there is something important in it

It is recommended to send it for repair.

After reading the manual, the configuration is not high, it is estimated that it is the same as my Feiyun, the older system, because the platform is relatively old, the maximum only supports 2G card, does not support 4G card, sad urging, hehe, but you can delete the map of the latest navigation software with large capacity and not commonly used, so that it can be compressed and used within 2G, such as Kailide's can be left and right. This is a more realistic approach.

It has little to do with the card, you can copy the original card, pay attention to copy the hidden files, don't leave it out. Also note that both FAT and FAT32 formats seem to be OK, mine is. Hope it helps.

It is estimated that the reading speed of your 4G card is not as fast as the original card, like it is written here is 10, some are 2 or 6, etc., the higher the number, the faster.

It should be a problem with the format of the card, you try to change the FAT format.

Judging from the ** you bought, if you are not a person in the industry, then the USB flash drive you bought is definitely fake, and the real 8G will be sold for at least more than 100, and no boss will sell it to you if he loses money. Combined with the situations you mentioned, it is obvious that the USB flash drive is upgraded. In fact, there is not that much space, and it is brushed up with software.

You can go to the owner of the USB flash drive and ask him to return it. The difference between licensed goods and parallel goods is just to see whether there is a steel seal on the plug of the U disk, and there is no steel seal on the fake one.

A regular FAT32 partition cannot copy files larger than 4 GB.

Are you sure you're back in?

First of all, even if the USB flash drive is really licensed, there will be some defective main control chips.

So it doesn't have to be fake.

You're trying to copy other files.

The capacity of the USB flash drive of 8G is very normal. This is because the nominal capacity is not the same as the computer-calculated conversion ratio. One is 1000 and the other is 1024

I'm very familiar with all Newman products, no matter which model yours is, I'm sure you've bought a fake.

Hello, you must have been deceived There are two possibilities One is a 2G or 4G Newman USB disk that has been brushed into 8g through the software, and the other is a fake Parallel goods Newman 4G USB disk is 90 How can 8G be 90 yuan You can go to Newman after-sales service to test it If it is a fake, go directly to the place where you bought it and ask them to return it and compensate you for your losses At the same time, you can also call Newman** Tell them that you are sure to buy it is a fake to protect your own interests Newman USB disk and mobile hard disk have fakes As for digital I haven't seen a home yet.

Maybe this USB flash drive has been expanded by black-hearted speculators.,It is recommended that you test it with the next detection tool.,Here's a mydisktest.,You can know if this 8G capacity is brushed up by software.。

I've also encountered a similar situation.,Bought a 2G U disk to copy things,The result is always copied to a certain size, and then how to copy out the file is wrong.,The result is really a test.,It's actually only 200+M.

Your situation is a U disk poisoned.··,It's good to format it at a low level.,The problem shouldn't be big.。

I don't know about the USB disk, anyway, I know that the mobile phone is super poor, and the after-sales service is even worse.

According to my thoughts, after buying it once, I will never buy Newman again in my life.

It is estimated that your U disk is brushed out by profiteers.,That is, the kind of 1-to-4 brush.,In detail, it's to use 1G memory to brush out 4G size.,But it's extremely unstable.,You see that you hit back to the original shape after formatting.,Believe it or not.,I'm just a lesson from the past.,Just for reference.,If I were to go directly to the profiteers to ......

Agree with the point upstairs, you can try to format it again.

Is the interface right?,The default is yes.,Your other two USB disks are not interfaces.,See first.。

My home is also the same model of TV,Eleven bought,My miscellaneous brand4G USB flash drive is no problem,Another Lenovo2G USB flash drive can't be used,I've tried both FAT and FAT32 formats,It's annoying。 I thought that 2 g was too small and the TV didn't recognize,Look at your situation shouldn't be the reason。

The problem of U-port drive... There is an option to reinstall the system.

Is the U port in the registry turned on properly?

Mass-produced??? You're awesome.

How much did you buy? How much does it cost you?

First, right-click on my computer and select Device Manager, and see if there is a yellow "? If not, check the services on the computer, and there are two services related to it, "Removable Storage" and "Logical Disk Manager", you can see if they have been turned on. Hope it works for you ...

First make sure that the USB flash drive is good, then the driver, and finally the notebook motherboard.

Is there that icon, but no hard drive? It can be opened in management.

Try to change to another USB flash drive, if you identify it, it means that your USB flash drive is broken, or it may be written protection.

If other USB flash drives don't recognize it, it's a problem with computer settings. It may have been blocked by a firewall. Just turn off the firewall.

You can also try a different computer. Let's see if it's a USB flash drive or a computer.

The computer is poisoned! Or that USB flash drive is poisoned.