REPAIR DAMAGED USB MEMORY | LINUX MINT
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1. Click on the Menu button, select Terminal. (0:20s)
2. On the terminal, type the command: sudo fdisk -l, then type your password. (0:36s)
3. Identify the unit you wish to repair and type: sudo fdisk followed by the unit name. example: fdisk / dev / sdf. (0:55s)
4. Press "m" to display the help menu with all cfdisk options. Then enter the option "o", then "n", "p", and "1". (1:14s)
5. Ask us about the value of the first sector press the Enter key twice. Press the "w" key to save the changes. (1:46s)
6. We format the unit with the following command: mkfs.vfat / dev / sdf1. (2:05s)
The'o' option creates a new table and deletes the previous one.
The option'n' creates a new primary partition, to confirm that it will be a primary partition with the letter 'p', then you have to specify the number of partitions and the size, to use all the available space simply press the Enter key