The same might be said of LOTS of stuff that's been engineered though, mechanical, electrical, and more. I think software can be great, elegant, and easy to use, and total crap, and all flavors in-between. Oddly enough, I was going to go back and get my EE, but never quite made it, I stuck with Math/CompSci and a (mostly electrical) Physics minor. I'm curious to see what happens, when I plug it in, probably tomorrow -]

Right now, my test-music folder (another thread, about 3500 tracks) is on the drive, along with my expanded map updates (and what appears to be an map-indexing folder, at the root). Oddly enough, after clicking 'OK' to the question about being sure I was okay with formatting, AND moving that slider (that's an odd one, for a UI verification, not sure I've ever seen a slider used quite like that before -]), it did NOT reformat my drive. FakeFlashTest free download is a must-have Windows app for users of SD cards or USB flash drives.It's right on the 32GB boundary, almost to the byte, which would make it tough on a 32GB stick (even the folder metadata), or at least it is on my NTFS stick (different FS formats will result in slightly differing sizes, although not likely too much, given the number of files). This can also help you to prevent corruption, which can lead to loss of data. Test your drive for authenticityįakeFlashTest is an excellent tool for testing if your drive is genuine, and you can also use it to confirm if you’re getting the exact space you paid for. Unlike other tools like H2Testw, FakeFlashTest is quite new, including optimisations and a better method that is perfect for modern flash. One of the best tools to use includes FakeFlashTest, H2Testw, Flash Drive/Card Tester, and more. There are various tools that you can use to test if a flash drive is genuine. The text is not destructive, but you can lose your file if the drive is fake.

The second test is the Text Empty Space, which will write test files to the remaining space on your drive. The Quick Size test is destructive, and according to the author, you might lose your files. The test will check for the actual size of the drive and report the capacity and tell if it’s fake.

Fakeflashtest stuck at 90