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I found an 8gb USB flash drive that is from Dell. It says Dell Mentor Media on the front and a label on the back that says 'Windows 7 Home Prem For Dell' When I stick it in my comp 2 drives come up, G and H. I was able to format G, but H says 'This disk is write protected' so how can I format it? Googled and found HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Contro l StorageDevicePolicies* Double click the key WriteProtect in the right pane and set the value to 0 In the Value Data Box. Press OK But I have no StorageDevicePolicies so that's a no go. Anyway to format it without having to download any program? As I still don't have Internet at my house.

@drupad8140, Welcome to HP forums. I understand you are getting USB drive is write protected on your PC. Don't worry I'll try to help you out. Attach your device which is not recognized. Step 4: You will see an Unknown USB device (Port reset failed) with a yellow sign in Universal Serial Bus. Nov 16, 2018 - Other times you may see this message: “The disk is write protected”. The operation did not complete because the media is write protected. We recommend this one called HP USB Disk Format Tool, a program also recommended. It seems that there's something wrong with the device driver.

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-Bobnova Current projects: () () () Articles: Want to talk directly to all the moderators at once? CPU: Intel I7-7820x @ Stock for now MB: Asus TUF Mark I x299 VGA: EVGA 1080 TI Memory: G Skill Tridenz Z 32GB 3200Hz DDR4 OS: Samsung 960 EVO 250GB Games: 2 x Samsung 850 PRO 500GB Raid 0 Storage: 2 x WD Black 3TB 7200rmp 64MB Raid 0 Power Supply: EVGA 1200W Supernova Case: Phanteks Eclipse P400 Cooling: ARCTIC COOLING Liquid Freezer 240 Monitor: Dell U2713HM 2560x1440p & Viewsonic 2560x1440p Gsync Sound: Sound Blaster Z Keyboard: Corsair k95 Platinum Mouse: Logitech G502 Pad: Steelseries 9HD Headphones: Sennheiser PC 350 SE Desktop Speakers: M-Audio Studiophile AV40. I have tried everything listed here and the partition is still listed as Read Only or Write Protected - it is different between programs. Still cannot format or remove the partition. I am running Windows 7 Pro x64 Detailed rundown of what I have tried: First, obviously the Disk Management native to Win7. Then command line format. Tried to remove read-only attributes in command line.

Autocad 2008 torrent download full. Tried HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool. Tried RegEdit workaround.

Tried PartitionGuru Free. I am at a loss. Thank you for any help. Assume you have done all the steps listed below. I think you did.

*Flipping a switch - there is no switch on my flash drive. *Formatting the flash drive - I get the 'The disk is write protected.'

Error whenever I try this. *Checking the flash drive for errors - I get the 'The disk is write protected.' *Going into my flash drives properties and turning off write protection - write protection does not show up under my *flash drives properties. *Going into regedit, finding my StorageDevicePolicies, and setting WriteProtect to 0 - regedit claims WriteProtect is already set to 0. *cmd prompt: diskpart-> list disk -> select disk 1 -> attributes disk clear readonly - I get the message 'Disk attributes cleared successfully.'