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  1. 05 Nov 2009, 07:24 PM #1
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    Smile convert your 1GB USB into 2GB With Proof

    Step 1
    Formate your 1GB USB in FAT format.



    Step 2
    Open "1_gb_to_2_gb.exe"



    Step 3
    Select your 1GB USB drive.



    Step 4
    Click on FIX



    Step 5
    Click OK



    Step 6
    Click OK



    Step 7
    Click OK and Re-plugin your usb drive and enjoy.



    Note: It's working only on 1GB not at more then 1GB or less then 1 GB.

    Download
    http://rapidshare.com/files/302306876/conv...rive_to_2GB.rar

    Code:
    http://rapidshare.com/files/302306876/convert_1GB_pen_Drive_to_2GB.rar
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    does that mean you get 2gb of space on 1gb usb drive? how is that possible
    can someone plz explain
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    Well it seems to be free of Viruses..
    http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/d...b6b-1250826313

    But, can anyone explain why a 212KB file needs a 10.8MB download..

    An mp3 - 5.20MB "01-rascal_flatts-what_hurts_the_most.mp3"

    And 7.41 MB of jpegs - "Windows 7 Wallpapers"

    And does anyone have Shots of the actual Drive space size change...

    Looks like someone like's Rapid points...
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    highspeedmac or someone

    Could you please upload to megaupload or 4shared?
    Better yet, why not just the program?
    BIOS/USB Disk Storage Tool - Make your USB device DOS bootable including the most common flash tools in one shoot

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    No software can change the physical hardware. This is a scam.

    It might look like 2GB, just try copying 2GB actual files on there and see if they are not corrupted.
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    The only way this would work is if the pen drive manufacturer used a 2 gig stick and capped it at one gig to save money on production. I don't know of any companies that have done this with pen drives.
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    I also think it just looks like a 2GB drive, but when you want to write more than 1GB data on it it wilgive errors and so
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