“I know you are doing your best to trying to help everyone here ”
Thank you. We try.
"_ SanDisk should have a proper solution, a simple software solution with just 2 click’s_ "
No question that would be preferred by everybody, SanDisk included. Which leads me to believe the problem is more serious than a software glitch. I suspect something is getting shorted out inside the chip. It could be caused by heat, low voltage or a high voltage spike but once done there is no fix.
On the bright side, at least the error doesn’t cause one to loose all their files. Imagine how you’d feel if that happened. 
Send your USB drive back to SanDisk, the least expensive way you can, and get a replacement drive. That way your purchase won’t be a complete lost. Sorry, but it’s the only way.
