您的USB 闪存驱动器(USB Flash Drive showing 0 Bytes)是否在Windows 10中显示为 0 字节?本文将帮助您使用不同的解决方案解决问题。多个用户报告说,在尝试访问USB/SD卡/Pen 驱动器时,它显示 0 字节错误,甚至其中的数据在哪里。如果您也面临同样的问题,无需恐慌。只需(Simply)按照本文中列出的方法,您就可以修复此错误。在列出实际修复之前,让我们了解可能导致您的USB闪存驱动器显示 0 字节的原因。
USB驱动器显示0字节错误的原因是什么?
- 它可能是由于您的USB驱动器上的某些病毒感染引起的。如果是这种情况,请尝试从 USB 驱动器中删除病毒(removing the virus from the USB drive)以修复它。
- 如果您的USB闪存驱动器包含一些错误,则很可能会发生此错误。
- 损坏的主引导记录(Master Boot Record)( MBR ) 可能会导致此问题。
- 如果USB格式化过程未完成或突然终止,则可能会触发此错误。
- 电源浪涌(A power surge)也可能导致 USB 0 字节错误。
- 如果USB驱动器物理损坏,则可能会发生此错误。
- 此错误可能是由于未安全移除USB驱动器而将其拔出。(USB)
现在,让我们看看解决方案。
(USB Flash Drive)Windows 11/10中显示 0 字节的USB 闪存驱动器
如果您的USB 闪存驱动器在(USB Flash Drive)Windows 11/10 PC上显示 0 字节,即使上面有数据,那么您需要查看以下内容来解决问题:
- 移除额外的 USB 驱动器(如果有)。
- 确保(Make)数据没有被隐藏。
- (Repair)通过CHKDSK命令修复文件系统错误并修复U(USB)盘上的坏扇区。
- 修复(Fix Master Boot Record)USB闪存驱动器的主引导记录( MBR ) 。
- 在磁盘管理(Disk Management)中创建分区
- 格式化 0 字节 USB 驱动器。
让我们详细讨论这些修复!
1]删除额外的USB驱动器,如果有的话
如果一次有多个USB驱动器插入您的 PC,请尝试拔下所有 USB 驱动器,然后检查问题是否消失。
有时,多个USB驱动器会导致过载,并可能中断(USB)USB驱动器的正常工作。如果这不起作用,请移至其他解决方案进行修复。
2]确保数据没有被隐藏
检查数据是否隐藏在USB驱动器中。如果是,那么在这种情况下, USB可能会显示 0 字节。要确定是否有一些隐藏数据,请按照以下步骤操作:
首先,在 Windows 11/10 PC 上以管理员身份打开命令提示符。(open Command Prompt as Administrator)
现在,在CMD中,键入以下命令:
attrib –h –r –s /s /d g:\*.*
在此命令中,将g字母替换为 USB 驱动器盘符。
Pree Enter 按钮。
如果有的话,您将能够看到 U 盘中的隐藏数据。
3]通过CHKDSK命令修复文件系统错误并修复(Repair)USB驱动器上的坏扇区
由于某些文件系统错误、坏扇区(bad sectors)或存储介质损坏,可能会触发显示 0 字节错误的USB 闪存驱动器。(USB Flash Drive)在这种情况下,修复文件系统错误可能会为您解决问题。
要修复文件磁盘错误,您可以按照以下步骤运行检查磁盘实用程序 (CHKDSK)命令:(Check Disk Utility (CHKDSK))
- 将 USB 驱动器连接到 PC。
- 打开命令提示符(Command Prompt)并在CMD中输入以下命令:
chkdsk G: /f /r /x
. - 只需将G字母替换为USB驱动器/笔式驱动器/SD 卡驱动器号。
- 当您输入上述命令时,它将检查USB驱动器中所有可能的文件系统错误并尝试修复它们。
- 该过程完成后,重新启动 PC 并检查USB是否仍显示 0 字节或是否已修复。
或者,您还可以按照以下步骤修复文件系统错误和坏扇区:
- 打开 Windows 资源管理器(Open the Windows Explorer),然后右键单击显示 0 字节的USB驱动器。(USB)
- 从右键单击上下文菜单中,选择“属性”选项。(Properties option.)
- 转到“工具(Tools)”选项卡,然后单击“检查( Check)”按钮。
- 接下来,启用名为“自动修复文件系统错误(Automatically fix file system errors)”和“扫描并尝试恢复坏扇区 (Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors )”的复选框,然后按“开始”按钮。
它将修复USB驱动器上的所有逻辑错误、坏扇区和其他文件系统错误。然后您可以查看USB驱动器是否仍然显示 0 字节。
4]修复(Fix Master Boot Record)USB闪存驱动器的主引导记录( MBR )
损坏的主引导记录 (MBR)(Master Boot Record (MBR))可能是导致USB驱动器显示 0 字节错误的原因。
因此,尝试使用 Windows 内置功能修复 MBR(repairing MBR using Windows inbuilt feature)。修复MBR(MBR)后,检查问题是否消失。
5]在磁盘管理中(Disk Management)创建(Create)一个分区
通过在磁盘管理(Disk Management)中创建分区来检查USB驱动器是否在磁盘分区中显示未分配的数据。您可以按照以下步骤进行操作:
- 首先,将USB驱动器插入 PC。
- 然后,右键单击This PC,然后从上下文菜单中点击Manage选项。
- 在打开的计算机管理(Computer Management)窗口中,您需要进入Storage > Disk Management。
- 接下来,只需右键单击USB驱动器的未分配空间,然后单击新建简单卷(New Simple Volume)选项。
- 现在,配置驱动器号、文件系统和分区大小,然后按完成(Finish)按钮。
查看驱动器是否在此磁盘分区中显示未分配的数据。
6]格式化USB驱动器
如果上述解决方案不起作用,则格式化显示 0 字节的USB驱动器是最后的手段。在此之前,您可以尝试从 USB 驱动器恢复文件。
(Format the USB drive)通过右键单击USB驱动器并单击格式化(Format)选项来格式化USB驱动器。然后,设置文件系统、容量、分配单元大小等各种选项,然后单击“开始(Start)”按钮。这将修复存储驱动器中的损坏,然后您可以检查问题是否消失。
你如何修复USB驱动器显示没有媒体?
如果您遇到USB 驱动器没有显示媒体、文件和文件夹(USB drive showing no media, files, and folders)的问题,您可以使用该文章中列出的解决方案来解决它。尝试使用另一台 PC 检查USB驱动器,卸载并重新安装USB控制器,检查USB是否损坏等。这些是一些修复。有关更多信息,您可以查看上述链接。
是什么导致闪存驱动器损坏?
好吧,可能有多种原因导致闪存驱动器损坏。例如,突然断电、操作不当、未安全弹出驱动器、病毒感染等。
可以修复损坏的闪存驱动器吗?
答案大多是 YES(YES)。您可以修复损坏的USB闪存驱动器。您可以使用检查磁盘实用程序(Check Disk Utility)( CHKDSK ) 工具,它是(CHKDSK)Windows 10中的内置磁盘修复工具。它可以修复所有文件系统错误并修复损坏的USB驱动器上的坏扇区。要使用它,您可以阅读上述解决方案。您还可以使用免费的第三方磁盘修复软件(disk repair software)修复损坏的闪存驱动器。修复损坏的闪存驱动器的另一种解决方案是在其他方法不起作用时对其进行格式化。
希望这篇文章对你有所帮助。
相关阅读:(Related read: )无法在 Windows 10 中格式化 USB 驱动器。(Can’t format USB Drive in Windows 10.)
USB Flash Drive Showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10
Is yoυr USB Flash Drive showing 0 Bytes in Windows 10? This article will help you to fix the issue using different solutions. Multiple users have reported that while trying to access the USB/SD card/Pen drive, it shows 0 bytes error, even where is data on it. If you are also facing the same issue, no need to panic. Simply follow the methods listed in this article and you will be able to fix this error. Before listing the actual fixes, let us understand the reasons that may lead to your USB flash drive showing 0 bytes.
What are the causes of USB drive shows 0 bytes error?
- It might be caused due to some virus infection on your USB drive. If that is the case, try removing the virus from the USB drive to fix it up.
- If your USB flash drive contains some error, this error is likely to occur.
- A damaged Master Boot Record (MBR) can cause this issue.
- In case the USB formatting process is unfinished or terminated abruptly, this error might be triggered.
- A power surge can also cause USB 0 bytes error.
- If the USB drive is physically damaged, this error can occur.
- This error may be a result of unplugging the USB drive without safely removing it.
Now, let us check out the solutions.
USB Flash Drive Showing 0 Bytes in Windows 11/10
If your USB Flash Drive showing 0 Bytes on Windows 11/10 PC, even when there is data on it, then you need to take a look at these things to fix the issue:
- Remove extra USB drives, if any.
- Make sure that the data isn’t hidden.
- Repair file system errors and repair bad sectors on the USB drive through the CHKDSK command.
- Fix Master Boot Record (MBR) for USB flash drive.
- Create a partition in Disk Management
- Format the 0 bytes USB drive.
Let us discuss these fixes in detail!
1] Remove extra USB drives, if any
If there are more than one USB drives plugged into your PC at a time, try unplugging all of them, and then check if the issue is gone.
Sometimes, multiple USB drives cause overloading and can interrupt the normal working of USB drives. If this doesn’t work, move to some other solution to fix it up.
2] Make sure that the data isn’t hidden
Check if the data is hidden in the USB drive or not. If yes, the USB may show 0 bytes in that case. To determine if there are some hidden data, follow the below steps:
Firstly, open Command Prompt as Administrator on your Windows 11/10 PC.
Now, in the CMD, type the following command:
attrib –h –r –s /s /d g:\*.*
In this command, replace g letter with the USB drive letter.
Pree Enter button.
You will be able to see the hidden data in the USB drive if there is any.
3] Repair file system errors and repair bad sectors on the USB drive through the CHKDSK command
The USB Flash Drive showing 0 Bytes error might be triggered due to some file system errors, bad sectors, or storage media corruption. In that case, fixing the file system errors might fix the issue for you.
To fix file disk errors, you can run Check Disk Utility (CHKDSK) command follow the below steps:
- Connect your USB drive to your PC.
- Open the Command Prompt and in CMD, enter the following command:
chkdsk G: /f /r /x
. - Just replace the G letter with the USB drive/pen drive/SD card drive letter.
- As you enter the above command, it will check for all possible file system errors in the USB drive and attempt to repair them.
- When the process is completed, restart your PC and check if the USB still shows 0 bytes or is it fixed.
Alternately, you can also follow the below steps to fix file system errors and bad sectors:
- Open the Windows Explorer and then right-click on the USB drive that is showing 0 bytes.
- From the right-click context menu, select the Properties option.
- Go to the Tools tab and click on the Check button.
- Next, enable the checkboxes named Automatically fix file system errors and Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors and press the Start button.
It will fix all logical errors, bad sectors, and other file system errors on the USB drive. You can then see if the USB drive still shows 0 bytes or not.
4] Fix Master Boot Record (MBR) for USB flash drive
A damaged Master Boot Record (MBR) can be a reason that causes the USB drive to show 0 bytes error.
So, try repairing MBR using Windows inbuilt feature. When the MBR is fixed, check if the issue is gone.
5] Create a partition in Disk Management
Check if the USB drive shows unallocated data in the disk partition by creating a partition in Disk Management. You can follow the below steps for doing that:
- Firstly, plug in the USB drive to the PC.
- Then, right-click on This PC, and from the context menu, tap on the Manage option.
- In the opened Computer Management window, you need to go to Storage > Disk Management.
- Next, simply right-click on the unallocated space of the USB drive and then click on the New Simple Volume option.
- Now, configure the drive letter, file system, and partition size and press the Finish button.
See if the drive shows unallocated data in this disk partition.
6] Format the USB drive
If the above solutions don’t work, formatting the USB drive that is showing 0 bytes is the last resort. Before that, you can try recovering files from the USB drive.
Format the USB drive by right-clicking the USB drive and clicking the Format option. Then, set up various options like file system, capacity, allocation unit size, etc., and click the Start button. This will fix corruption in the storage drive and then you can check if the issue is gone.
How do you fix USB drive showing no media?
In case you are facing the issue of a USB drive showing no media, files, and folders, you can resolve it by using the solutions listed in that article. Try checking the USB drive with another PC, uninstall and reinstall USB controllers, check f the USB is corrupted or not, etc. These are some of the fixes. For more information, you can check the aforementioned link.
What causes a flash drive to become corrupted?
Well, there can be multiple reasons due to which a flash drive can become corrupted. For example, sudden power failure, improper operations, not safely ejecting the drive, virus infection, and more.
Can a corrupted flash drive be fixed?
The answer is mostly YES. You can fix a corrupted USB flash drive. You can use the Check Disk Utility (CHKDSK) tool which is a built-in disk repair tool in Windows 10. It can fix all file system errors and repairs bad sectors on a corrupted USB drive. To use it, you can read the above-mentioned solution. You can also fix a corrupted flash drive using free third-party disk repair software. Another solution to fix a corrupted flash drive is to format it if other methods don’t work.
Hope this post helps you.
Related read: Can’t format USB Drive in Windows 10.