Remove write protect flash memory USB

[ratnam]

I have a 8GB Toshiba (kingston) USB flash stick. After rtying to install Mojopac unsuccessfully, the USB STICK IS SAYING WRITE PROTECTED. I am unable to remove the corrupted software. Any way to repair my flash drive?

 

[jf812]

Have you tried formatting?

 

[ratnam]

Yes.
tried to format with HP flash drive formatting tool besides formatting tool in disk management but the error message is "cannot open"

 

[ratnam]

Thanks for all the suggestions but, unfortunately none worked but in the process of going into the properties and changing the settings of the flash drive, I seem to have damaged it further. Now the flash drive is not recognised on my PC whereas previously it used to give a listing of the files on it though, beyond that it was as useless as it is now.
Prof. Ratnam

 

[monggoloong]

I have a 8GB Toshiba (kingston) USB flash stick. After rtying to install Mojopac unsuccessfully, the USB STICK IS SAYING WRITE PROTECTED. I am unable to remove the corrupted software. Any way to repair my flash drive?

 

[noiz]

Try using this guide. It will totally reset your flash drive. I bought one from Transcend a couple of months ago and it had an antivirus pre-installed in a partition which I couldn't delete (CDFS). I used this guide here and everything is fine now!

Here's the link: http://cworld.wikidot.com/adm:how-to-remove-cdfs-partition-from-usb-thumb-drive

 

[Guest]

the solution is very simple is called Hide my Drives an it has an option forremoving write protection.... 100% working

 

[Guest]

first try to block it from yous system using this program... reboot pc and after that unlock it.... using the same program

 

[ragda]

i have transcend flash 8 gb a message appear the drive is write protected i ve tried every think it wont work what can i do? 🙁

 

[awaheed]

Remove USB Memory Stick Write Protected:
How to remove a write protection from your USB memory Stick
1. Shutdown your computer or laptop
2. Insert USB Memory Stick into your laptop or Computer
3. Turn on laptop and then immediately start pressing (F8) key then Advanced Boot Options screen will come up
4. Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt
5. After loading files if your USB Memory Stick drive letter is (G) for example then write as
6. C:\windows\system32>G: and press enter
7. G:\>format G: and press enter
8. If ask you (Y/N) then press (Y) and press enter
9. Now a full format will start which remove write protection from USB Memory Stick.
Note:
Before removing USB from your computer, Always remove it safely by going into to my computer then right click on USB and click eject.

 

[awaheed]

Remove USB Memory Stick Write Protected:
How to remove a write protection from your USB memory Stick
1. Shutdown your computer or laptop
2. Insert USB Memory Stick into your laptop or Computer
3. Turn on laptop and then immediately start pressing (F8) key then Advanced Boot Options screen will come up
4. Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt
5. After loading files if your USB Memory Stick drive letter is (G) for example then write as
6. C:\windows\system32>G: and press enter
7. G:\>format G: and press enter
8. If ask you (Y/N) then press (Y) and press enter
9. Now a full format will start which remove write protection from USB Memory Stick.
Note:
Before removing USB from your computer, Always remove it safely by going into to my computer then right click on USB and click eject.

 

[genius16]

Yes.
tried to format with HP flash drive formatting tool besides formatting tool in disk management but the error message is "cannot open"

there,s no cure for that write protection only occurs when your usb pen drive had been attacjed by a virus and not cured early when we say write protection, it is clear that there,s no changes can be made to your pen drive... i don,t discover it yet... but someday...

 

[mmakram_pk]

I have tried formating but it is giving messafe of write protection.

 

[Guest]

thanks Awaheed this worked well thnx mate, process took about an hour so remind your followers to be patient.

thnx again

frank

 

[gabolo]

try this http://usb-fix.blogspot.com.ar/