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ChloeKlepatzki
So I have a large Flash Drive, and it has a lot of memories on it with all of my pictures. I have recently been sending my old photos on my phone to it, and when I was creating a new folder [Folder "Other"], I had copied from a zip file to this file. On accident, I didn't realize my error and unzipped the original file and named it "Other (1)" and so I had two folders ["Other" and "Other (1)"], and when I went to delete "Other (1)" At this point I just shut my computer as it was dying and went to bed. The next morning I had to take my lanyard, and I unknowingly just pulled it out of the computer without properly ejecting it. Today I noticed I couldn't delete it, and after going in and seeing this hidden text (See below), I quickly freaked out. (Note, for easier work with the CMD I renamed the original"Other" to "Other Hi" and "Other (1)" to "Other") (So "Other" --> "Other Hi" & "Other (1)" --> "Other")
I looked up small tutorials and concluded that I needed to change the properties from Read Only. When I tried to select that, it came up with "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect." (See more pictures)
After this, I started to panic more, and I found the article "Only a folder on a FlashDrive had a very strange content instead of its content." The only difference was I do not care for the folder, and I only want to delete it. I follow the article and use the CMD and it came up with the phrase "The filename, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect" again (See picture below).
I'm just trying to save my memories.
Also, note that this was one of the first times that I had pulled the Drive from my computer w/out ejecting it. I have had Flash Drives lose data before, and so I am super cautious of it, it had just been a late night and so I forgot one time.
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I looked up small tutorials and concluded that I needed to change the properties from Read Only. When I tried to select that, it came up with "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect." (See more pictures)
After this, I started to panic more, and I found the article "Only a folder on a FlashDrive had a very strange content instead of its content." The only difference was I do not care for the folder, and I only want to delete it. I follow the article and use the CMD and it came up with the phrase "The filename, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect" again (See picture below).
I'm just trying to save my memories.
Also, note that this was one of the first times that I had pulled the Drive from my computer w/out ejecting it. I have had Flash Drives lose data before, and so I am super cautious of it, it had just been a late night and so I forgot one time.
Continue reading...