Windows 10: a problem with a 16gb Sandisk USB stick

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Problems with mouse freezing when using Sandisk USB

Hi folks,

Both my husband and I have recently bought new laptops, both running Windows 10 and there is a real problem when we insert a Sandisk USB stick: it causes the mouse to really lag - and sometimes for up to 30 - 40 seconds. Additionally, I've started noticing problems with the keyboard freezing too. There are only two USB ports on these laptops, and one has the usb in it for the mouse/keyboard. I've tried swapping the two USBs around to see whether there was something about the ports but to no avail. Before I go and have to buy a new USB stick (and definitely not a Sandisk one), can anyone suggest anything which might rectify this please?

Many thanks for your help.

 

Problems with Sandisk 16Gb microsdhc Class 2 in N85

just returned my Sandisk 8Gb class 2 card en got a refund.. I will now stick with my Transcend class 6 8Gb microSDHC and just wait what Nokia has to say about the issue with a class 2 16Gb card...

 

Windows 10 Media Creation Tool USB Stick problem

UPDATE 25.08.2017

Note! Below there you have the main procedure repeated corrected/completed.



Further procedure steps, if problems arise, suggested by some helping colleagues, Thanks!:

Restart the processing machine (always recommended after a failing trial)



Run Windows Disk Cleaning incl. System Files for main OS disk (may take quite a while, if not run lately or at all)



On Windows-folder delete $Windows.~BT and $Windows.~WS, (and, also possibly found install.esd, installx86.esd and installx64.esd, 2+GB/each, down there close to the pagefile.sys)



Before MCT start close all open folder/explorer windows’, or shut all explorer.exe on Task Manager/Processes/Applications, but not the one, residing on the full process list



And, still some more hints:



Try all the procedures with another target USB, with FAT32, on 8/16/32GB Stick, mounted on USB 2.0 port



Try changing the processing machine running all the procedures with it



Apply sfc /scannow (probably no problems detected, but maybe yes in some case)



Still not applied DISM /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth {| /scanhealth | /resorehalth } (maybe not even needed, but just in case)





Status now:



After some 15+hrs 10+trials struggling, with all these points taken in consideration, everything is now working fine, on two different processing machines, having now 7 SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB USB 2.0 Sticks with v1703 both x86/x64 and the same also
on one Kingston Data Traveler 100 G3 16GB USB 3.0 . The last 2 SanDisks did have the problem in the end of MCT with the error code 0x80042405-0xA0019 , but finally, maybe after the restart of the main processing machine and all the given procedures
gone through, finally got these USB Sticks finalized into a good operating mode.
I just wonder, why this error code 0x80042405-0xA0019 is not recognized almost nowhere in the net and do not have any noting or clarification either on Microsoft pages.









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OK, here you have once again the main procedure repeated corrected/completed:



AntiVirus -> OFF



Sharing the USB Stick with full rights for everyone (needed or not?)



USB Stick clear readonly/clean/format

Command prompt Admin

diskpart

list disk (may see stick free 0 or more)

select disk

attributes disk clear readonly

clean

rescan (if asked)

list disk (just to check after rescan, or, for seeing the stick is all free)

select disk (if not yet selected)

create partition primary

list partition (just to check it’s selected and seeing that a minor offset is valid)

active

format fs=FAT32 label=1703 quick

assign letter= (not needed, if already an appropriate one)

exit



Before MCT start close all open folder/explorer windows’, or shut all explorer.exe on Task Manager/Processes/Applications, but not the one, residing on the full process list



Run MCT as Admin



After MCT ending click ready for closing, and you’ll see the USB Stick is re-named as ESD-USB.



OK, probably still no need for DISM





Note! If problems arise, please check also the suggested actions above in this post





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And, note also this alternative full procedure:



Rufus Free formatting, with Windows 10 v1703 ISO, x86, x64, or both, downloaded all smoothly by MCT, or, first making a single x86 or x64 ISO with BurnAware Free directly from an installation-DVD, or the combined x86/x64 ISO with BurnAware
Free directly from a combined installation-USB.



This Rufus procedure will be more easy and quicker, anyway, all the ISO have to be copied into every needed single USB Stick.
Tested working also on USB 3.0 Stick, but, sorry, not tested, may work also on an USB 3.0 Port ...
And, note, Rufus will format into NTFS, even FAT32 is initially set as default on the settings window.
Anyway, will work on boot all well, and even it’s an USB Stick, with a CD/DVD-like boot initiation.
By Rufus the USB Stick is named as ESD-ISO, compared with MCT naming it ESD-USB.