Using BurnInTest you can actually test whether your USB flash drive has the amount of storage it claims or not, and test the ability of the drive to store and retrieve data without corruption. Especially useful for testing for fake sizes often seen on low quality USB pen drives. ↓ 06 – USB Flash Drive Tester | Windowsįlash card/drive tester allows testing of any removable media including SD, MMC, CF, USB flash pen drives for bad or unstable sectors.

Often this will reveal the true size of the memory chips(s) fitted by the manufacturer. If you have a USB Flash drive, try using ChipGenius as a first test and a very quick ‘test’. Before starting the process to verify the capacity of the selected drive or SD card, please make a copy of all stored files. FakeFlashTest during the review process overwrites all data carriers.

Displaying inaccurate information regarding the system disk capacity is the result of a suitable memory mapping. 64 GB in fact offer a record of up to 1 GB of data. The application was created to identify false data storage media that appear more frequently on Internet auctions unscrupulous traders. The tool verifies the actual capacity of the disk by writing blocks of data with a size corresponding to the declared capacity of the media. ↓ 04 – FakeFlashTest (by RMPrepUSB) | WindowsįakeFlashTest is a program to verify the real capacity of SD memory cards and flash drive media. It also spots grade C and D flash memory chips, ones that should have been destroyed.

An operating system only retrieves information about flash memory storage from the usb controller chip and if it is a digitally altered one, it has been reprogrammed to lie! H2testw 1.4 catches the lie, it tells you the truth about the real capacity of the flash memory chip. How can you tell what the true capacity for a flash memory storage chip is, is it the operating systems report? The answer is NO ! This is the classic mistake people make.

Fakeflashtest takes too long