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<blockquote data-quote="tfbonline" data-source="post: 56037">There's a pice of software called PC inspector File recovery, available free from Convar.&nbsp; Again a PC product, but it may help.RegardsTimQUOTE=Bright_Eyes]Hello all, I have a problem with my PNY 128mb flash drive and I was hoping to get some help with it.&nbsp; The problem started yesterday when my G5 stopped recognizing my flash drive.&nbsp; That was strange since I had used it about an hour earlier to save some excel files.&nbsp; So i plugged it back in and I got an error message, &quot;there are no volumes that OS X can read&quot;.&nbsp; So I opened up my powerbook and tried it on there and got the same message.&nbsp; By this time I was getting annoyed.&nbsp; I tried loading it on a Windows machine running ME and it kept asking me if I wanted to format it and I declined.Now, I have been looking for a program for Windows or MAC that can recover this data.&nbsp; I really do not care to send this off to a specialist since I have looked at the prices and they are usually greater than $100.&nbsp; I have found one program for Windows called Easy Recovery Data Recovery that has looked at the raw data but it crashes quite a bit.&nbsp; This program lets you view certain files, but I have not been able to locate the data that I want to keep the most.&nbsp; Does anyone have any suggestions?</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="tfbonline, post: 56037"] There's a pice of software called PC inspector File recovery, available free from Convar. Again a PC product, but it may help. Regards Tim QUOTE=Bright_Eyes]Hello all, I have a problem with my PNY 128mb flash drive and I was hoping to get some help with it. The problem started yesterday when my G5 stopped recognizing my flash drive. That was strange since I had used it about an hour earlier to save some excel files. So i plugged it back in and I got an error message, "there are no volumes that OS X can read". So I opened up my powerbook and tried it on there and got the same message. By this time I was getting annoyed. I tried loading it on a Windows machine running ME and it kept asking me if I wanted to format it and I declined. Now, I have been looking for a program for Windows or MAC that can recover this data. I really do not care to send this off to a specialist since I have looked at the prices and they are usually greater than $100. I have found one program for Windows called Easy Recovery Data Recovery that has looked at the raw data but it crashes quite a bit. This program lets you view certain files, but I have not been able to locate the data that I want to keep the most. Does anyone have any suggestions?[/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]

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