So... open a cmd window type "format e: /q" assuming e: is your usb drive letter on the volume question goto your window explorer and press on the drive you want to format (e:) press F2 and copy the name of the drive (current volume) paste it as your answer to the volume question. the cmd will ask you to force dismount - approve... enter a new volume (ie "WII") now you could use the WBFS manager... enjoy :-)
pelase help i got stuck. open a cmd window type "format e: /q" assuming e: is your usb drive letter on the volume question goto your window explorer and press on the drive you want to format (e:) press F2 and copy the name of the drive (current volume)
what volume question are you talking about. where do i press f2 on window explorer?
It's been 8 years since I wrote this so I can't remember really :) I believe the 'format e: /q' command will ask you what name you'd like to give the formatted drive, and F2 is just to select and copy the old name.
didnt work for me. ): Seems to work for everyone else.
ReplyDeleteSo...
ReplyDeleteopen a cmd window
type "format e: /q" assuming e: is your usb drive letter
on the volume question goto your window explorer and press on the drive you want to format (e:) press F2 and copy the name of the drive (current volume)
paste it as your answer to the volume question.
the cmd will ask you to force dismount - approve...
enter a new volume (ie "WII")
now you could use the WBFS manager...
enjoy :-)
It works for me tanks
ReplyDeleteTanks
ReplyDeletelol typo
This works! (Y) :D
ReplyDeleteMany thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt works for me too.
works ! thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks works like a bomb
ReplyDeleteYou're a master!!!, really, this solved my problem, thanks!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat! The key is :
ReplyDeleteCopy the name of the drive (current volume)
paste it as your answer to the volume question.
Thanks a lot!
I love you.
DeleteAmazing! ;)
ReplyDeleteNot me
ReplyDeletepelase help i got stuck.
ReplyDeleteopen a cmd window
type "format e: /q" assuming e: is your usb drive letter
on the volume question goto your window explorer and press on the drive you want to format (e:) press F2 and copy the name of the drive (current volume)
what volume question are you talking about. where do i press f2 on window explorer?
It's been 8 years since I wrote this so I can't remember really :) I believe the 'format e: /q' command will ask you what name you'd like to give the formatted drive, and F2 is just to select and copy the old name.
DeleteYes, you're correct, F2 just opens the bar where you input the name to rename the device
Deletemaybe you can still help me?
ReplyDeletei did what you recommende but it didnt resolve my problem, any more suggestions?
hmm not really..Are you sure you're running wbfs as admin?
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