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On the market, we can find a lot of cheap USB Flash drives like storage capacity 32 GB but in real life, you can't save there more than 300 MB of data. It's a simple program that I always use to check if the USB Flash drive offers the declared storage capacity.

It makes exactly what the name stands for. EVEREST Home Edition is a freeware hardware diagnostics and memory benchmarking solution for home PC users, based on the award-winning EVEREST Technology. Overall, FakeFlashTest is my personal favorite fake flash test tool. This will take some time but you will receive in return the information about the real storage capacity of your Flash drive. Insert the Flash drive to USB, run Fake Flash Test software, and click Test Empty Space. Fake Flash Test download is compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.įake Flash Test makes a USB fake flash test and informs you about the real storage capacity of the Flash drive. Before starting the process to verify the capacity of the selected drive or SD card, please make a copy of all stored files. Writing marker blocks to drive 7 at 200MiB intervals.FakeFlashTest during the review process overwrites all data carriers. L: (no label) 114.5GiB USB SanDisk 3.2Gen1

However, FakeFlashTest did identify problems: FAKEFLASHTEST v1.1.4 You can now delete the test files *.h2w or verify them again. It reported no errors: Test finished without errors. I formatted the drive as ExFAT again, then verified it with H2testw. These files were copied without incident, and their contents do not appear to be corrupted.

I've backed up the files that the drive contained onto a separate disk drive.

Running fsck_exfat /dev/disk2s1 on the drive returns the error message fsck_exfat: Can't open /dev/rdisk2s1: Operation not permitted.

I cannot mount or format the drive on macOS.

The drive did work on macOS at one point I was able to copy files onto it without issue.

This drive also works as expected when connected to my Android phone via USB-C (i.e.

The drive works as expected on both USB ports on Windows.

The drive is exFAT-formatted and does not have encryption on it.

The problem with this flash drive is that it works on Windows, but not on macOS. I have a flash drive that supports both USB and USB-C.