USB Drive Detected but Shows "No Media" (0 Bytes) -

Description: I am trying to repair a corrupted USB flash drive. When I plug it in, the computer detects the drive letter, and it appears in Disk Management (or lsblk in Linux), but it displays a "No Media" status with 0 bytes of storage space.

Steps Taken: I have attempted to fix this using command-line tools (such as diskpart in Windows or fdisk/dd in Linux) to clean or format the partition table. However, these attempts fail because the system cannot access the storage layer to write any data.

Is there a specific tool or method to revive a drive in this state, or does this indicate a permanent hardware failure?