Closed Sandisk cruzer blade 16gb write protected how to fix help

[Ronstoppable]

Na tatry ko na po ung "Checkdisk using cmd" ,"Regedit" , At gumamit na rin po ako ng software na ginamit nung mga nasa tutorials . Any suggestion po please . How to fix this write protected to my flashdrive

 

[Lightrash]

Try mo tsong
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[menin]

Hahaha lols pm moko for educational purposes lang

 

[menin]

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Galing mo talaga mag explore repa

 

[Lightrash]

Galing mo talaga mag explore repa

Haha tatamad ako magtype repa, gamit lagi kapangyarihan ni pareng gugel, nyahaha! ganito din topak flashdrive ko dati sandisk din, pero pag sira na talaga physically di yan uubra, yan yata talaga ang sakit ng mga sandisk na usb drives, matibay na brand pero ilang na rin ganyang ang nagkagnyan ko kusa nagrawiteprotect lalot yung biglang bunot.

 

[menin]

Haha tatamad ako magtype repa, gamit lagi kapangyarihan ni pareng gugel, nyahaha! ganito din topak flashdrive ko dati sandisk din, pero pag sira na talaga physically di yan uubra, yan yata talaga ang sakit ng mga sandisk na usb drives, matibay na brand pero ilang na rin ganyang ang nagkagnyan ko kusa nagrawiteprotect lalot yung biglang bunot.

Sinira ko sakin nagka virus eh hahaha

 

[Ronstoppable]

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Sir my iddL bang software sa link d ko kasi makita o using cmd?

 

[Lightrash]

Sir my iddL bang software sa link d ko kasi makita o using cmd?

Eto laman, sa CMD lang
You should now see the Command Line Utility, which looks like the following.



Type in the command DISKPART and hit Enter. Diskpart is a disk-partitioning tool that is built into Windows and is accessible through the Command Line Utility. With it, we can change the values associated with your USB drive.




Now type LIST DISK and hit Enter. You should see a table something like the one below. It shows two disks being available: the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) as Disk 0, and the USB flash drive as Disk 1. We know that the USB flash drive is Disk 1 because it is much smaller than Disk 0 at only 7441 MB versus 298 GB. Be very careful from here on out! You can see that if you start working with the wrong disk, things can get ugly quicker than when the lights come on at last call.

At this point, type SELECT DISK 1 and hit Enter. You’ll be rewarded with the knowledge that Disk 1 is now the selected disk. Type in ATTRIBUTES DISK, and Diskpart will tell you what you want to know about your flash drive. Most important is the first line Current Read-only State: Yes. This lets us know that, indeed, the flash drive is write protected.

To remove the write protection with Diskpart, type the command ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY. If it works, that will be confirmed by the line Disk attributes cleared successfully.



Double-check this by trying to copy a small file to your USB drive. If it works, great. If you still get the write-protect error, it’s time to bring out the big guns. Software utilities.

 

[Ronstoppable]

Eto laman, sa CMD lang
You should now see the Command Line Utility, which looks like the following.



Type in the command DISKPART and hit Enter. Diskpart is a disk-partitioning tool that is built into Windows and is accessible through the Command Line Utility. With it, we can change the values associated with your USB drive.




Now type LIST DISK and hit Enter. You should see a table something like the one below. It shows two disks being available: the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) as Disk 0, and the USB flash drive as Disk 1. We know that the USB flash drive is Disk 1 because it is much smaller than Disk 0 at only 7441 MB versus 298 GB. Be very careful from here on out! You can see that if you start working with the wrong disk, things can get ugly quicker than when the lights come on at last call.

At this point, type SELECT DISK 1 and hit Enter. You’ll be rewarded with the knowledge that Disk 1 is now the selected disk. Type in ATTRIBUTES DISK, and Diskpart will tell you what you want to know about your flash drive. Most important is the first line Current Read-only State: Yes. This lets us know that, indeed, the flash drive is write protected.

To remove the write protection with Diskpart, type the command ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY. If it works, that will be confirmed by the line Disk attributes cleared successfully.



Double-check this by trying to copy a small file to your USB drive. If it works, great. If you still get the write-protect error, it’s time to bring out the big guns. Software utilities.

Na try ko na yan boss not working sa sandisk ko

 

[jericnya02]

Haha same problem. Di ko na ginamit. Navirus ata

 

[Lightrash]

Na try ko na yan boss not working sa sandisk ko

malamang sira na yan di mo na maalis ang write nyan, yan talaga topak ng sandisk bro, mga 5-6 na flashdrive na rin ang nasira sakin na ganyang brand..

 

[Ronstoppable]

malamang sira na yan di mo na maalis ang write nyan, yan talaga topak ng sandisk bro, mga 5-6 na flashdrive na rin ang nasira sakin na ganyang brand..

Ai ganun ba sir. salamat po

 

[menin]

Ai ganun ba sir. salamat po

Diba ikaw yun nag tanong sakin last time ng multi boot? haha

 

[Ronstoppable]

Diba ikaw yun nag tanong sakin last time ng multi boot? haha

yes sir. ibang flashdrive po to sir.