Backup all your files on the USB drive, then try running a CHKDSK commandfor the drive from a Command Prompt. If errors are shown rerun CHKDSK with the /F option. Safely remove the USB drive then reinsert it. If it’s working great, if not contract SanDisk about a replacement.
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