In this article we’ll show you how to make a USB flash drive or an SD card to be identified in the Windows as a common local hard disk. How to use this driver - USB Local Disk Guide.This can be found in device manager, in disk drives, look in the details tab of your device. Replace DISK&VEN_SANDISK&PROD_CRUZER&REV_7.01 with your device ID. This is what the new line should say (replace with YOUR usb device): You only need to change the first entry on LINE 26 of this file: To use the driver (cfadisk.inf) you need to edit the driver file contents. Use manual advanced install and point it to the folder where your cfadisk.inf driver is located. Update the driver for your USB flash drive with the Hitachi Microdrive driver. Probably, you may ask why it’s necessary? Now go to Device Manager and under Disk Drives choose your USB flash drive. Start - Programs - Administrative Tools - Computer Management.
So, as preparation for the editing step, identify your flash drive correctly: 5. Cfadisk USB Local Disk Driver allows a user to partition and format USB drives like regular hard drives.ĭon’t touch the binary file cfadisk.sys but you need to edit the text file cfadisk.inf so that certain key lines in it match your flash drive, and not the Hitachi Microdrive it was built for. USB Local Disk DriverThis cfadisk driver will allow Windows to see a USB drive as a local, hard disk.
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