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Old March 17th 18, 08:02 AM posted to alt.windows7.general
tesla sTinker
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Default USB Write protected

there is one other thing. If your with administrator privilages on w7,
and on xp
on a differ administrator privileges, his may trigger a write protect
if your trying to use a differ file then the one that wrote it. Of
course this can also happen.

On 3/12/2018 2:18 PM, Ferman scribbled:
I have a Win XP pro PC and a Win 7 Pro PC.

Sometimes when using my SanDisk Ultra USB3 128G flash drive it says it
is write protected.
I do not do this !

Why and how does this happen ?

I cannot figure out how to un-writeprotect it in the Win XP pro PC.

THERE IS NOT MECHANICAL SWITCH on the flash!

But if I put it in the Win 7 Pro PC and do a quick TOOLS/ERROR-CHECKING
check it will take the write protect off and I can then again use it in
Win XP Pro.

How do I do this in Win XP Pro without have to lug my Win 7 Pro desktop
around with me when I travel ?

I have other flash drives and this never happens on them.

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