Re: How to eliminate U3 System Stuff from SanDisk ruzer thumb drive

In article <vilain-DD9F32.09202307072008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Michael Vilain <vilain@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> In article <jollyroger-21F7E7.09355307072008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>  Jolly Roger <jollyroger@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > Seriously, though, I have a couple Lexar JumpDrive USB thumb drives,
and 
> > the included Mac software lets you do just about anything you want
with 
> > them. If a company offers zero Mac sup****t, they don't get my money - 
> > simple as that.
> 
> Since you can't typically install software on free library Windows 
> boxes, your access to a Windows box is limited to the kindness of 
> strangers if you want to clear this partition off you JumpDrive.  Have 
> you tried taking it back to the place of purchase and asking them to 
> remove the partition?

Huh??  Did you actually read my message? 

Again: I have a couple Lexar JumpDrive USB thumb drives, and the 
included Mac software lets you do just about anything you want with them.

> I don't think you have many options besides living with the partition, 
> returning it to the place of purchase and asking for a refund, charging 
> back your credit card for this defective merchandise, or tossing the 
> thing.

First, JumpDrives don't come with an extra partition to begin with. 
Second, if they did, I could just use the included Mac software to 
reformat them!

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