| Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | "No USB devices found" | Run as Administrator; disable driver signature enforcement on Windows 11 | | Program crashes on launch | Delete the config.ini file and re-extract from ZIP | | USB 3.0 drive shows as USB 2.0 | Try a different port; some controllers fall back to 2.0 during enumeration | | False positive antivirus (VirusTotal) | Add ChipGenius folder to exclusions – it uses legitimate kernel drivers |
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| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | (Nirsoft) | Lists all USB devices, serial numbers, vendor IDs | | ChipEasy | Similar to ChipGenius, less adware risk | | Flash Drive Information Extractor | Shows controller + flash type | | Linux: lsusb -v + usb-devices | Full chip info without third-party tools | | Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | "No
Disclaimer: Use ChipGenius for diagnostics. If you attempt to use Mass Production Tools to repair a drive based on ChipGenius data, proceed with caution, as incorrect flashing can permanently brick the device. Common uses: Device Name: [G:] USB Mass Storage
Common uses:
Device Name: [G:] USB Mass Storage Device (512GB) Controller Vendor: First Chip Controller Part-Number: FC1179BC Flash ID: 2C C4 08 32 A6 00 - Micron 64-layer TLC (64 Gbit/die) Possible Fake: YES – Declared capacity 512GB, but flash total raw capacity = 64GB Confidence: High