I would suggest getting some fine alligator clips and soldering/ attaching those to a USB cable. and clipping the cable to the remnants of your USB drive. That way you aren't depending too highly on your soldering expertise and risking/ stressing the all important drive any further than it is already...
db


Tom Piwowar wrote:
What I have considered doing is opening the Flash Drive, and getting a USB cable, cutting off the B end of it, and soldering the wires directly to the Flash drive to use the A end of the cable to connect it to a computer and transfer the contents of it to a Computer and burn a CD of it.

Yes, this would work. However, if you are asking such a question you probably do not have the soldering skill to do the job without damaging the the PCB.

If the connector completely broken off? If you still have even a little bit of the 4 metal contacts in place you might be able to jam it into a USB socket. The outside metal seath is not required.


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