Repair Usb Flash that can not be format

For those of you who are experiencing problems with flash, in particular the case of flash is detected in Windows but not in a format you can use some of the following ways to fix it:
Steps should be taken:
1. Boot the computer using a Linux LiveCD, Slax KillBill eg, Knoppix or other distributions, 2. After logging into the system, enter the flash that had troubled to any USB port. For the sake of data security, make sure that only the troubled flash are installed, 3. Make sure your flash is detected, or at least led indicator flame, 4. Go to console 5. In the console run cfdisk / dev/sda1 (adjust the flash to how that is attached),
6. Delete or remove a partition on the flash, 7. Create a new partition by selecting Create New | Write, 8. Save the changes you've just done, 9. Format flash mkfs.vfat by typing command-f32 / dev/sda1 on the console. 10. Your flash has a new partition, so that it can be reused either in Linux or in Windows.
Format USB flash Using Disk Storage Format Tool
In addition to the above, you can also use the tools that are issued by third parties. One of them is Hewlett Packard (HP). Although this tool released by HP, but utilization can also be used to flash other brands.
The following steps do not fix the flash that can be formatted using the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool:
1. Download the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool here, 2. Install the application, recommendations OS used is Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server and Novel Netware, 3. Enter the flash is problematic to any USB port. Make sure your flash drive is detected and received allocations on Windows, 4. Run the application of the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool 5. Specify the drive where the flash is mounted, 6. Select Create New or Replace Existing Configuration to create a new partition and erase the existing configuration in the flash, 7. Format your flash in accordance with the desired file system.

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