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[sajidrehman668]

I have Kingston 8GB USB which have following info in Chip Genius v4.0

 

Description: USB Mass Storage Device

Device Type: Mass Storage Device

 

Protocal Version: USB 2.00

Current Speed: High Speed

Max Current: 100mA

 

USB Device ID: VID = 058F PID = 1234

 

Device Revision: 0001

 

Controller Vendor: Alcor

 

Tools on web:       http://bbs.mydigit.c...d.php?tid=20620

 

after search on net I found Alcor Recovery tool for repairing Alcor chip controllers Software to fix the issue but dont know much to use it. .

 

Following are the screen shots of some steps that I did on USB.

 

 

 

After Pressing Start with mentioned settings I received the following Error.

 

 

Please guide me about the steps to solve this issue. ( will be thankful if its with screen shots if possible)

 

 

 

[Wonko the Sane]

Start by following the same advice given (for Phison instead of Alcor) here:

http://reboot.pro/to...n-datatraveler/

check the stick with the other mentioned tools and see if they can better identify the controller chip, which may help in finding another, more suited "production tool".

 

Wonko

[sajidrehman668]

I found another Chip Detail Finder i.e ChipEasy 1.5.6. English version which gave me following details

 

According to mentioned Controller, I download the same AlcorMP AU698X and tried as below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I tried many CTL like AU6980/81/82 etc but facing the same Error.

 

 

 

I also tried FC_MpTool_FC8308_FC8508_FC8406_v03 which is suggested in ChipEasy software but No Use as nothing is detecting in that software.

 

 

Need disparately help from Experts!

[Wonko the Sane]

Do read the page:

http://www.usbdev.ru/files/alcor/

it is not that bad in Google translate , you will likely need to add your "non-standard" Vid/Pid to the [IGNORE] section if you are using the FC_MpTool, or use the modified version by nat27, but it is also well possible that the stick is "dead" for some reason.

 

The page also essentially says to NOT use the "Recovery tool", but rather the AlcorMP_UFD or the FC_MpTool instead.

 

Wonko