Scarim Coral said:
You probably should have posted this thread on the Advice section of the forum, you may yielf better result from there.
Right, well, if a moderator wants to move this thread to that section, then I'd appreciate it.
Esotera said:
What program are you using to open them? Does a message actually appear that says your files are corrupted?
It's
Windows Photo Viewer, and no, there's no message. Occasionally, when I put in my pen drive for the first time when I boot up my laptop again, it gives me a message telling me to scan my pen drive and fix any files that may need to be fix, and I do just that. But when the scanning and potential file-fixing is finished, it says there's nothing wrong with the data on my drive.
But when I see a certain image in my Pictures folder (and it only seems to be
that folder), some of the image has just been, like, wiped or something. I click on it to view, and it's still ruined, even though it doesn't say there's anything wrong with the data.
Esotera said:
You could try doing a low-level format of the pen drive, which would probably help, but this would erase all your files.
I don't know what that is, and I'm not too happy about the idea of erasing all my files, since I have a lot of important stuff on there. But I guess I could get another pen drive and transfer all my stuff onto there. I have Dropbox too, so it's backed up.
SlaveNumber23 said:
Take the pen drive to a professional and get them to look at it and see what they can recover. Buy a new pen drive and use that in the future.
Ehhh, I don't think I'm going to take it to a professional, as I have some...
private things on it that I don't want anyone else to see. But yeah, I'll probably buy a new pen drive. My current one
does look a little bit bent, but it might just be my imagination.