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Bought 2 exactly same Lexar memory sticks. One works well,
the other won't take copied files and instead returns Data
error (cyclic redundancy check). Replaced this stick with
a third and this one does exactly the same.
 
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Have you tried to format it the stick? Does the "third"
stick work (Replaced this stick with
| a third and this one does exactly the same) as the one
that works or the one that doesn't?

Why not ask Lexar, since the error is theirs.


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"John Rawlinson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:3a5601c48f87$80dadb00$a301280a@phx.gbl...
| Bought 2 exactly same Lexar memory sticks. One works well,
| the other won't take copied files and instead returns Data
| error (cyclic redundancy check). Replaced this stick with
| a third and this one does exactly the same.
 
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"John Rawlinson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3a5601c48f87$80dadb00$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> Bought 2 exactly same Lexar memory sticks. One works well,
> the other won't take copied files and instead returns Data
> error (cyclic redundancy check). Replaced this stick with
> a third and this one does exactly the same.

Return them and buy a name brand such as Crucial,
Kingston, or Cosair. Use one of their online memory
configurers to be sure you're ordering the right
modules.

-- Bob Day
http://bobday.vze.com
 
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It is a Lexar (a name brand) thumb drive (USB)


"Bob Day" <xxxxxxx@yyyyyyy.com> wrote in message
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| "John Rawlinson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
| news:3a5601c48f87$80dadb00$a301280a@phx.gbl...
| > Bought 2 exactly same Lexar memory sticks. One works
well,
| > the other won't take copied files and instead returns
Data
| > error (cyclic redundancy check). Replaced this stick
with
| > a third and this one does exactly the same.
|
| Return them and buy a name brand such as Crucial,
| Kingston, or Cosair. Use one of their online memory
| configurers to be sure you're ordering the right
| modules.
|
| -- Bob Day
| http://bobday.vze.com
|
|
 
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I am wondering if, since they have the same Vendor ID, that Windows is
seeing the two as the same drive and causing problems because of it.

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Nathan McNulty


Jim Macklin wrote:
> Have you tried to format it the stick? Does the "third"
> stick work (Replaced this stick with
> | a third and this one does exactly the same) as the one
> that works or the one that doesn't?
>
> Why not ask Lexar, since the error is theirs.
>
>