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I have tried GParted in Ubuntu & dosfstools also but it didn't work. Also tried 'ease us' in Windows. please help me to find a solution using the Ubuntu terminal

Shibaram Mazumder
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It's a hardware failure and you can't reverse it through software. It's just that you're not able to format it but the data is intact. If I were you, I would buy a new one. There is no harm in trying different options because it may or may not work. I'm talking from my personal experience as I did many things when I was in such situation but wasted my time.

Jijo Joseph
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  • I think you are right, it's from the hardware side. I have tried too many things but it didn't work. but it's maybe for a trojan virus that comes in from a software crack. – Shibaram Mazumder Jan 22 '21 at 12:24
  • @ShibaramMazumder, You can analyze the problem according to this link, and if you are lucky, make it work again. But I agree with Jijo that it is most likely a hardware failure. – sudodus Jan 22 '21 at 14:08
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    Buy a new one? If you still have the receipts, etc you can return it. The warranty is usually 5 years or so on flash drivesn, What make is it? – C.S.Cameron Jan 22 '21 at 14:28