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In cmd says that usb is not read only, but in disk menagement says that is read only... how can i fix this ?
How to fix readonly ???
- Thread starter lalalalong
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In cmd says that usb is not read only, but in disk menagement says that is read only... how can i fix this ?
Solution
Welcome to the community, lalalalong!
I'd suggest to try these commands using Command Prompt to see if that will fix the issue:
Go to the Start menu >
Type Run (as Administrator) > In the Run dialog, type cmd > type diskpart >
then list volume > then type select volume # (the volume number of your new internal HDD) >
write attributes disk clear readonly >
type X:>attrib -r /s /d (where X is the drive letter assigned to the HDD)
In case this doesn't work, check this tutorial with several other suggestions on how to resolve this: http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Write-Protection
Hope i helped! Good Luck!
SuperSoph_WD
I'd suggest to try these commands using Command Prompt to see if that will fix the issue:
Go to the Start menu >
Type Run (as Administrator) > In the Run dialog, type cmd > type diskpart >
then list volume > then type select volume # (the volume number of your new internal HDD) >
write attributes disk clear readonly >
type X:>attrib -r /s /d (where X is the drive letter assigned to the HDD)
In case this doesn't work, check this tutorial with several other suggestions on how to resolve this: http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Write-Protection
Hope i helped! Good Luck!
SuperSoph_WD
It says that the 'Current Read-only State : Yes', this should mean that there is a physical switch on the usb device that has been set to enable this. Check to find this switch (usually a small slide on the side of the stick) on your usb device and turn it off.
SuperSoph_WD
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Welcome to the community, lalalalong!
I'd suggest to try these commands using Command Prompt to see if that will fix the issue:
Go to the Start menu >
Type Run (as Administrator) > In the Run dialog, type cmd > type diskpart >
then list volume > then type select volume # (the volume number of your new internal HDD) >
write attributes disk clear readonly >
type X:>attrib -r /s /d (where X is the drive letter assigned to the HDD)
In case this doesn't work, check this tutorial with several other suggestions on how to resolve this: http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Write-Protection
Hope i helped! Good Luck!
SuperSoph_WD
I'd suggest to try these commands using Command Prompt to see if that will fix the issue:
Go to the Start menu >
Type Run (as Administrator) > In the Run dialog, type cmd > type diskpart >
then list volume > then type select volume # (the volume number of your new internal HDD) >
write attributes disk clear readonly >
type X:>attrib -r /s /d (where X is the drive letter assigned to the HDD)
In case this doesn't work, check this tutorial with several other suggestions on how to resolve this: http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Write-Protection
Hope i helped! Good Luck!
SuperSoph_WD
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