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How to Remove Write Protection from Sony USB??

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by DPian, May 12, 2008.

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    How to Remove Write Protection from Sony USB??

    i am getting this error when tryng to copy or delete or to format My Usb (Flash Drive).

    "The Disk Cannot be written to because it is write protected. Please remove the write protection from the volume Games(this is my USB name) in drive \Device\Harddisk1\DR3"

    what should i do now:(
     
    DPian, May 12, 2008 IP
  2. NahiaN

    NahiaN Well-Known Member

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    USB stick have a tiny (very tiny) slide switch to prevent writing. Did you check that already?
     
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  3. DPian

    DPian Well-Known Member

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    no switch here...
     
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    DPian Well-Known Member

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    anyone knows the answer
     
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    A great way to get it to format would be to follow the instructions in this article - http://www.usbtalk.net/2009/09/recovering-broken-unformattable-and-ghost-usb-flash-drives/

    It will walk you through how to completely erase the drive, which should allow you to do whatever you want once it is reformatted. Just be sure to follow the instructions fully and exact to prevent damage to your hardware :eek:
     
    Jacob Mathews, Nov 3, 2009 IP