Xbox 360 USB Storage corrupted during transfer to 360S

I used a cheap little 8gb Lexor Flash Drive to transfer my files to my new 360 S. Since I had so much I had to transfer game data in two doses. The first round of transfer went well and everything was successfully added to the new HDD. On the second round of transfer I plugged my flash drive into the 360 and began transferring my files. I left the room for about 30 minutes so that it would be done by the time I got back. When I got back most of everything had transferred successfully but about 20 files or so didn't. There's an exclamation next to each file and when I try to transfer it tells me the data is corrupted. I went through the proper steps when setting up my flash drive for data transfer. My question is, since these files are still technically stored onto my flash drive is there a way I can recover and repair the corrupted data? I didn't lose anything grossly important but I'd like to keep as many of my game saves as possible obviously. I browsed the web as much as I could looking for help but I either didn't find anything or didn't find anything promising. Thank you for any help!

This is why you should have used the recommended Data Transfer Kit.

You had a hard drive, correct? Just remove the corrupted files on the USB drive and replace them, and if you don't have any other copy of the file then there is nothing you cand o.

see if you can access the files in your HD on a computer. then use Xport360 to move those files to your USB.

I had the same problem, but what happened to me was that I used a third party transfer kit, which corrupted my HD that even the microsoft brand cable wouldn't recognize my HD.

so i used the third party kit to connect my HD to my PC, then view the files using Xport360, and transfer the saves to a USB hard drive, which i then transferred to my 360 Slim.

Hope that wasnt confusing :X