I'll buy a new one whenever I'm at Microcenter because they are so cheap. I don't keep any important data on them, they are really just for making boot disks or

I'll buy a new one whenever I'm at Microcenter because they are so cheap. I don't keep any important data on them, they are really just for making boot disks or transferring data between non-networked machines. I've got this one USB 3.0 flashdrive that I've have for years that for some reason I've yet to lose. The 3.0 interface is busted but the 2.0 interface works fine. If I'm using a 3.0 port, I have to very gently insert it so that the 3.0 pins don't make contact. I hate that flashdrive but it's the only one I can seem to find when I need one asap.