128MB USB 2.0 HP Drive Key now only 1.23MB

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128MB USB 2.0 HP Drive Key now only 1.23MB

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After formatting the drive key (as specified above) on my old Windows 98 SE OS, it now only has a capacity of 1.23MB. I now have a new OS (Windows 2000 Pro), but the drive key is still a measly 1.23MB. I've tried formatting it again, with Win 2000, but it doesn't make a difference. How can I fix it? Is it even fixable? Thanks for your help!

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128MB USB 2.0 HP Drive Key now only 1.23MB

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Hmm I never used those (suprising, given I'm a geek when it comes to storage :P) but did it come with a special tool to format it? Windows is probably not reconizing it properly and formatting it wrong.

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128MB USB 2.0 HP Drive Key now only 1.23MB

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Oy, I have that Cruzer mini 128 mb drive. It said it had 123 mbs too. I still can't use it on my ME, it works on my dad's XP.

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128MB USB 2.0 HP Drive Key now only 1.23MB

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vernessy wrote: After formatting the drive key (as specified above) on my old Windows 98 SE OS, it now only has a capacity of 1.23MB. I now have a new OS (Windows 2000 Pro), but the drive key is still a measly 1.23MB. I've tried formatting it again, with Win 2000, but it doesn't make a difference. How can I fix it? Is it even fixable? Thanks for your help!
Have you tried putting more than 1.23 MB on it, or is it just saying that? Because it could just be an error. Trying putting a couple MB on it, if it works, then you probably stil have 123 MB.

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