write protection

[Bandito]

Anybody here has any idea how to fix this. Even the nerds at every site I go to hasn't been able to fix the problem.
My usb drive is write protected and need to eliminate it.

Tried going to the registry, format it, format it using diskpart.exe and try to take out the read only attribute. The current readonly attribute says that is on but the read only attribute says that is off.

[LEFT4DEAD]

Anybody here has any idea how to fix this. Even the nerds at every site I go to hasn't been able to fix the problem.
My usb drive is write protected and need to eliminate it.

Tried going to the registry, format it, format it using diskpart.exe and try to take out the read only attribute. The current readonly attribute says that is on but the read only attribute says that is off.

Thats just too hard for you. Sorry.

[Bandito]

Thats just too hard for you. Sorry.

So you know the answer? Or you just wrote some useless post in order to get back at something I said before?

Is that what people mean by rent free?

[LEFT4DEAD]

So you know the answer? Or you just wrote some useless post in order to get back at something I said before?

Is that what people mean by rent free?

I know the answer but its too complex for you. And no, I dont remember any other discussion with you, so no rent free here.
You just dont seem like a bright man for me to explain it.

[Bandito]

I know the answer but its too complex for you.

You don't know the answer, because if you did you would just blurt it out. Stop trolling me and filling my thread with useless crap.

[LEFT4DEAD]

You don't know the answer, because if you did you would just blurt it out. Stop trolling me and filling my thread with useless crap.

OK, what did you exactly tried doing in registry?

[Giaodollo]

Do this in the registry get your ass to HKEY Local machine > System > Current Contral Set > Storage Device Policies in that map there should be a file called Writeprotect double click and change its value from 1 to 0.

Maybe you need to remove the usb after you finished restart your pc and then put it back in and try.

[Bandito]

Do this in the registry get your ass to HKEY Local machine > System > Current Contral Set > Storage Device Policies in that map there should be a file called Writeprotect double click and change its value from 1 to 0.

Maybe you need to remove the usb after you finished restart your pc and then put it back in and try.

Already did all of that. No luck.

[Bandito]

OK, what did you exactly tried doing in registry?

Giaodollo already said it but you had to have some guess of what I did if you are so smart.

[Giaodollo]

Already did all of that. No luck.

Get a new USB, they cost like 1 dollar.

[Draz]

Do this in the registry get your ass to HKEY Local machine > System > Current Contral Set > Storage Device Policies in that map there should be a file called Writeprotect double click and change its value from 1 to 0.

Maybe you need to remove the usb after you finished restart your pc and then put it back in and try.

[LEFT4DEAD]

Giaodollo already said it but you had to have some guess of what I did if you are so smart.

Because there is just one thing you can do in registry? Not sure if serious or idiot. Now you can just throw your usb away because you were a bad boy and im not telling you.

[Bandito]

Get a new USB, they cost like 1 dollar.

Mine was a 64 gb I bought for 8. Looks like a key that's why I want to fix it, it looks so cool




This is the second time this happened, the other one was to a Sandisk. I wonder what is the source of the problem. It happens so randomly in both occasions.

[Bandito]

Because there is just one thing you can do in registry? Not sure if serious or idiot. Now you can just throw your usb away because you were a bad boy and im not telling you.

If you knew the answer you would've said it already. But you don't, so you can go back to fapping about Lebron little kid and let the big boys handle things.

[Draz]

Dang don't you just love cool looking usbs

Just going around sticking that shit in every where