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Xunzi_23
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    Hi Robin, the symptoms you describe are probably either software errors resulting in cache overflow
    or memory cells which can not be written within the programmed parameter.

    It is just not worth the time for further investigation.

    One note, some San disk 64 GB sticks from the Ultra Flair series one have given me major issues=fails.

    The sticks failed read only, a data protection desaster, Amazon as vendor offered to give me 2,50 Euro
    for each of two sticks without returns. Service was in no way prepared to Garantee data protection.

    Since then I have purchased nothing more from that company, they were very good to customers, that is
    definitely over. Ali Express, Bang Good even Temu beat them for customer service these days.

    At least one million dollars went to dirty T, now Bezos rented Venice, Amazon customers are expected to
    pay the bills and return more each year.

    I was a prime customer until customer service shit me the first time due aupporting a crooked German seller,
    Now due further experience,my attitude. rm -rf amazon

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Xunzi_23.