Review on SanDisk Cruzer Blade 8GB USB 💾 Flash Drive (SDCZ50-008G-B35) - High-Speed Data Transfer by Thanh Qu ᠌

Sandisk is currently at the bottom of my list of firms from which I would consider purchasing products. The flash drive just slipped off when I was watching a movie from it, and the most upsetting part about it is that it was on it that I had the final relevant paperwork for the diploma, the pre-defense for which will actually be in five days, well, super. I would want to thank the solar drive firm. The most remarkable thing is that I didn't use it very often; the only time I did so was when I used it to install Windows. Other than that, I mostly used it to store documents and films. 2 years of hard work were put in, and we are grateful for it. Everything would be OK, except in general, all of this company's products fail within a year or two; for example, the 32GB micro-SD flash drive that belonged to my father failed without any prospect of recovery two years after it was purchased. Now that the phone has a sandisk with the same 16GB capacity, it is concerning that something may also be lost. PS: A flash drive has been detected in the system; however, nothing can be done with it; acronis does not see it; the disk manager sees it; however, there is also no action, formatting buttons, etc. - by itself, the same thing; apparently the memory chips contained within it have died (I do not know very much about this; this is just a guess.