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"Windows 10 won't detect USB 2.0 flash drives ", I just upgraded to Windows 10 last week. I have 2 drives.One is a Verbatim 32 GB & the other drive a Western Digital 120 GB external USB drive. Both are USB 2.0 (not sure about the WD one as I do not know what model it is). Both worked last week but now I've experiencing detection problems with them off and on for the last few days on my PC. I tested both of them in each front slot (USB 3.0 & 2 USB 2.0) & I other USB 2.0 drive in the back, They weren't recognized by Windows Explorer, Disk Managent or DISKPART at the command prompt, however I would hear them being detected when I plugged them in. I tried the Verbatim in my BluRay player & it worked fine (I could watch videos, view pictures, & listen to MP3's - the only functions the player supports) plus it worked in my friend's laptop a few days ago as I had the same problem w/it. I cannot test the other drive as it is encrypted by Veracrypt. Since both disks aren't being recognized by DISKPART, are they dead? If so, why would the Verbatim drive work in the BluRay Player & my friend's laptop? I'm going to check the Western Digital drive on my friend's laptop tomorrow morning. Or is Windows being a pain in the neck? If the drives are starting to fail, I don't care about that (well if I can get them to work, great) - I want to be able to save the data without spending hundreds, possibly thousands on taking them to a recovery specialist.
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