Windows 7 Error in copying file from win7 to USB storage

alexjang

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When i copy file to my USB storage, win7 system told me the same file has been existed, replace or not, or abort. I choose replace ,and the error code is 0x80070570,sometime the error code is 0x800703EE. My USB storage is 4GB,and the format is fat32. who can help me to solve it?
 


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Error Code 0x80070570 and 0x800703EE when Copying Files to FAT32 USB Storage​

When encountering error codes like 0x80070570 and 0x800703EE while copying files to a FAT32-formatted USB storage device on Windows 7, it points to issues with the file system, specifically related to file corruption or a bad sector on the USB drive causing the file copy process to fail. Here's how you can troubleshoot and potentially resolve these errors:

Troubleshooting Steps:​

  1. Check the USB Drive for Errors:
    • Use the built-in Windows utility called Check Disk (chkdsk) to scan and fix any potential errors on the USB drive. Here's how to run it:
    Code:
    bash chkdsk /r X:
    Replace X: with the drive letter...

Error Code 0x80070570 and 0x800703EE when Copying Files to FAT32 USB Storage​

When encountering error codes like 0x80070570 and 0x800703EE while copying files to a FAT32-formatted USB storage device on Windows 7, it points to issues with the file system, specifically related to file corruption or a bad sector on the USB drive causing the file copy process to fail. Here's how you can troubleshoot and potentially resolve these errors:

Troubleshooting Steps:​

  1. Check the USB Drive for Errors:
    • Use the built-in Windows utility called Check Disk (chkdsk) to scan and fix any potential errors on the USB drive. Here's how to run it:
    Code:
    bash chkdsk /r X:
    Replace X: with the drive letter assigned to your USB storage. []Ensure Sufficient Disk Space:
    • Verify that your USB storage has enough free space to accommodate the new files you are copying.
    [
    ]Try Copying Files in Smaller Batches:
    • Instead of copying all files in one go, try copying them in smaller batches to see if the error still occurs.
    []Use a Different File Copy Method:
    • If copying files via Windows Explorer is causing the issue, try using a different file manager tool like Total Commander or TeraCopy.
    [
    ]Reformat the USB Drive:
    • As a last resort, you can try formatting the USB drive again. Ensure you backup the existing data before doing this.

      Solution:​

    • If the above steps do not solve the issue, you might need to consider backing up the existing data on the USB storage, formatting it, and then copying back the files to see if the problem persists. It's advisable to regularly back up your important data to prevent any loss in such situations. If you encounter further issues or need more assistance, feel free to provide additional details for a more specific solution.
 


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