Hi Friends:
Now guys i am telling you, that how to disable write protected on USB pin drive. Write protected pin drive didn't allow their user to access data and make it change. I personally suffered from this
situation. But Now i am sharing a few ways that how to disable right protected on pin drive. Now follow these.
Step Number 1:
Check for a physical switch:
Some USB drives have a physical locking switch that will prevent you from changing the files. Flip this switch to OFF if your drive has one, and try editing the files again.
Step Number 2:
Open the registry editor:
You can access the registry editor by entering regedit into the Search field in your Start menu. Windows 8 users can type regedit when viewing the Start screen.
Step Number 3:
Find the relevant entry. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. This folder can be found in the Computer section of the registry editor, in the left frame. Click the arrow next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to expand the folder.
Change the Write Protect entry:
If you cannot find the Storage Device Policies folder, then you will need to create one first. Right-click in the blank space in the Control folder. Select New, and then Key. Label it Storage Device Policies.
Now guys i am telling you, that how to disable write protected on USB pin drive. Write protected pin drive didn't allow their user to access data and make it change. I personally suffered from this situation. But Now i am sharing a few ways that how to disable right protected on pin drive. Now follow these.
Step Number 1:
Check for a physical switch:
Some USB drives have a physical locking switch that will prevent you from changing the files. Flip this switch to OFF if your drive has one, and try editing the files again.
Step Number 2:
Open the registry editor:
You can access the registry editor by entering regedit into the Search field in your Start menu. Windows 8 users can type regedit when viewing the Start screen.Step Number 3:
Find the relevant entry. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. This folder can be found in the Computer section of the registry editor, in the left frame. Click the arrow next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to expand the folder.- Expand the SYSTEM folder.
- Expand the Current Control Set folder.
- Expand the Control folder.
- Scroll down until you find the Storage Device Policies folder.
Step Number 4:
Change the Write Protect entry:
Double click on the Write Protect key in the Storage Device Policies folder. Change the “Value data” field from 1 to 0. Press OK.
Step Number 5:
Create the key if it doesn’t exist:
If you cannot find the Storage Device Policies folder, then you will need to create one first. Right-click in the blank space in the Control folder. Select New, and then Key. Label it Storage Device Policies.- Open the newly-created folder and right-click again. Select New, and then DWORD. Name the new file Write Protect and put 0 in the value field. Press OK.
- You must type each entry exactly, including capitalization, otherwise the key will not work.
Step Number 6:
Reboot your computer:
In order for the registry changes to take effect, you will need to reboot your computer. Save all of your work before rebooting.
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