- SANDISK NTFS UPPORT FOR MAC HOW TO
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SANDISK NTFS UPPORT FOR MAC INSTALL
If you watch the USB stick when Windows is setting up, you can see that it's being initialized, (just before setup asks what drive you want to install Windows on) as my mouse and keyboard also disconnect and reconnect at the same time. I have a feeling that the controller in the stick is slow at initializing, and is simply not fast enough for Windows Setup. I also own the same drive, and have the same issue with it.
SANDISK NTFS UPPORT FOR MAC HOW TO
Why is this happening with this particular brand/size of USB stick while it is not happening with others, and how to prevent this behavior? This works in most cases with this error. One way to get around it, is to pull the USB disk out, then put it back in, and go back one step of Windows setup, and try again. Windows setup will run a refresh on the USB bus at the point that you are having problems with.
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Resizing a partition would do the trick but do a full back of the drive just in case I found a fix on the net, Just create about 150 mb or more of unallocated space in the hdd or ssd you are trying to install windows I had the same problem with a 2.0 8 gb drive. I suspect it has something do to with the way the partition tables are setup on the source media (in this case a san disk usb drive.) I would start there. No real reason as to why or what is the problem.
But all i can find is either not reliable or solutions such as the one tried. You will find the most important information on page 3, if youĭotfusion, on - 23:21, have searched high and low for more more information ob this odd behavior. To please you, and then you might think about your answer. To pull the stick and so on is just a workaround dirty, I bougth the stick because of the speed! What is the problem with your extreme poles? Any other key usb 3.0 works well. My thougth is that sandisk stick is detected as disk sata hard and is internally by mistake folders as first hard disk, if I get out the stick at the stage where I select the partition, click Refresh, reconnect the key, other refreshment so I can install on the hard disk. but the hard drive is visible and its also possible to create and delete partitions, so the error message is bull * beep *. The problem is in the stage of Windows where you select the partition to install it's unpossible click Next:Īn error message appears that says: cannot find any partition or create an install for.
I've explained the problem that is described in detail in the following thread, please read full for understand what is the problem. SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 unusable as Windows support install all other key 3.0 USB works IIRC sandisk can't CHIP for this product so it formats without error, and data can be copied onto the discs with success, I wouldn't worry too much on this subject. Most likely, it is a problem with the SMART attributes. I agree that it is unlikely to have failed on the first use. What is a disk problem or a SMART question or what? Readers see the successful certification but present a SMART failure. I use a program on a Mac (SoftRAID(4)) to certify all drives prior to use, including the SD cards and USB keys. I struggle to believe that all three could be bad on first use.
I just got 3 64 GB SanDisk Extreme USB Flash Drives and all three show SMART failures to reassign bad sectors. SanDisk Extreme USB Flash Drive and SMART failure
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