Let's disambiguate the side issue about RMPREPUSB: it is NOT possible that RMPREPUSB damaged in such a way a stick, what happened was a mere coincidence (or collision) i.e. I don't think that the Lexar boot-it is compatible with Skymedi controllers (but may be proved wrong anytime ) I will post if I find the answer and have success. Im still reading translations but I wanted to ask here also. My confusion stems mostly from the part number since it is a dual part number divided with a slash and these part numbers each have a different program for flipping the bit according to this site shown/linked in chip genius: Ĭan anyone help clear up my confusion on this and also, is there any danger in trying the lexar tool on this to see if it works? in other words, if the lexar tool doesnt work will it do nothing or do irreversable damage? Here are the details I get from chip genius:ĭevice Name: ++USSB Mass Storage Device(KingstonDataTraveler 2.0 USB Device) Most importantly, is there any possibility that I can render this flashdrive useless/beyond recovery if I use the wrong program while trying to flip the bit? I have ran chip genius but I need help selecting the correct program to 'flip the bit' because I am having trouble with translations from chinese and russian languages to english and I find more than one option for this flashdrive. Hi everyone, I have a kingston data traveler 16gb flashdrive that I boot xp/usboot from first partition but I have two more primary partitions on it and these can not be recognised in other computers and I would like to access these from other computers without having to boot the first partition, just access them as normal USB access.

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