How to remove write protection of a pen drive
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minhas828
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KanzakiKaori Posts 8 Registration date Thursday 19 September 2013 Status Member Last seen 28 September 2013 - 20 Sep 2013 à 09:01
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Zohaib R
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26 Mar 2013 à 18:46
26 Mar 2013 à 18:46
Hi minhas828,
Try the below mentioned steps and see if you are able to remove write protection:
1. Click "Start".
2. Click "Run".
3. Type "CMD" and hit Enter.
4. Type "Diskpart" and hit Enter, this will open another window.
5. In this new window type "List Disk" and hit Enter.
6. Make a note of the disk ### for your pen drive.
7. Type "Attribute disk clear readonly" and hit Enter.
8. Type "Select disk ###" (### is the number of the USB pen drive you've plugged in) and hit Enter.
9. Restart the computer and see if the pen drive works.
Do reply with results.
Try the below mentioned steps and see if you are able to remove write protection:
1. Click "Start".
2. Click "Run".
3. Type "CMD" and hit Enter.
4. Type "Diskpart" and hit Enter, this will open another window.
5. In this new window type "List Disk" and hit Enter.
6. Make a note of the disk ### for your pen drive.
7. Type "Attribute disk clear readonly" and hit Enter.
8. Type "Select disk ###" (### is the number of the USB pen drive you've plugged in) and hit Enter.
9. Restart the computer and see if the pen drive works.
Do reply with results.
KanzakiKaori
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20 Sep 2013 à 09:01
Try this,
1)Go to Start Menu,
2)Run, type regedit then hit enter.
3) Find this path
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies
4) double click then set the value into 0 then press ok then exit registry editor.
1)Go to Start Menu,
2)Run, type regedit then hit enter.
3) Find this path
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies
4) double click then set the value into 0 then press ok then exit registry editor.
29 Jul 2013 à 09:44
29 Jul 2013 à 09:46
....what to do?
20 Sep 2013 à 02:23