Review on Compact and Convenient: SanDisk Cruzer Fit USB 32GB Flash Drive (SDCZ33-032G-A11) by Koichiro Takahashi ᠌

I took it because of how compact it was so that I could use it in the car. After taking it out of the packaging, it refused to work right away. It would not let it to be formatted, and third-party tools would see it in an incorrect manner (1.26 megabytes of memory). After fiddling with it for an hour, I put it into my laptop to investigate more. Decided. As it turned out, there is a program on the flash drive that has autorun (SanDisk Club for that), and this application caused a clash with the operating system of a stationary Computer. I removed it and reorganized it. Everything should be operational now. If you have access to Linux, it is recommended that you open the USB flash drive through Linux first, format it, and then use it anywhere else. If you do not have access to Linux, this step is not necessary.