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). Here you can set the "Fixed Capacity" if the drive was a fake "2TB" drive and you want to restore its true 16GB or 32GB size. Start Flashing: button in the main window. Process Time: This can take anywhere from 10 minutes to over an hour depending on the drive's capacity and health.

No, praying is optional. But the “hot” part isn’t. Good luck, and always back up your data before attempting firmware repairs.

stick that feels too good to be true. The first sign of trouble isn't a failure, but a "phantom" performance: files copy over fine at first, but once you cross a certain threshold (often around 21.5GB to 32GB ), everything previously saved starts to vanish or corrupt. Finding the Truth

Common errors include "Flash Not Support" or "Too Many Bad Blocks." This usually means the firmware version is too old for the NAND memory inside your device or the hardware is physically damaged.

Before flashing, verify your controller is indeed an FC1178BC.