Ontrack Disk Manager 1046 Iso Download there. Advanced Troubleshooting Note: This article is advanced troubleshooting for a rare condition wherein a flash drive stops getting recognized on a Windows computer, but is still working on other computers. Please reference the following articles first before attempting the instructions in this article.
A corrupt registry entry could cause your SanDisk product to not be detected by the computer. Removing the registry keys created on installation of your SanDisk product will allow the computer to fully reinstall the device and may resolve the issue. STEP 1 - Backup the registry 1. Unplug the device from the USB port.
Windows XP: Go to Start >Run, type in regedit and then click OK. Windows 7, 8 and Vista: Click the Start button, type regedit in the search box, and then press Enter. Window 10: Type regedit, in the 'Search the web and Windows' field (lower-right) and then select 'Regedit - Run Command'. From the registry menu, choose File >Export. Name the file SNDK.reg and save it to your desktop.
STEP 2 - Remove SanDisk info from the registry WARNING: DO NOT delete any registry key other than keys that include VID_0781. Deleting registry keys other than keys that include VID_0781 MAY cause your computer to not boot properly. From the registry menu, click Edit and choose Find. Type in VID_0781 and click Find Next. Once the search finishes, right-click the highlighted registry key and select delete. Press the F3 key to find the next registry key that includes VID_0781.
