Flash Drive Indexing

[Wolfman213]

I have a 2017 with the MyLink (not sure if there are multiple audio options or not) I have two main flash drives that I use. I went to put in a third and it game me a message about being unable to index and to eject usb or something along those lines. Is there a proper way to remove the drive that will either flush or remove the existing indexes?

The reason this is causing an issue is when I put in the third, it only pulled in a few folders and not all the folders and songs on the drive.

Anyone with thoughts or suggestions let me know please.

 

[carsNskis]

Fat32

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[turtletechno]

Fat32

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It's all in the format

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[Wolfman213]

They flash drives are formatted in Fat32. I don't want to format it again and have to put all the music back on there. There should be a way to either properly eject it from the car or a way to clear the indexes within the stereo. Any thoughts to that?

 

[shibbs]

I ran into this on my Camaro. You're going to have to reformat it.

 

[Wolfman213]

I ran into this on my Camaro. You're going to have to reformat it.

Thanks! Not what I was hoping to hear, but at least it's an answer.

 

[carsNskis]

The mylink hack will get you access to windows os and file browser, perhaps you can eject/force recognition there?

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