How do you remove write protected in a flash drive using ms dos?Read more: How_do_you_remove_write_protected_in_a_flash_drive_using_ms_dos
i don't think read-only usb devices exist. usb flash drives (read/write) have a pretty good life... certainly no less than you would require before it becomes obsolete.
To remove write protection from a flash drive, insert the flash drive in a USB port and go to my computer, then pull up the drive that the USB corresponds to. Next, right-click and go to properties. Un-check the box that say "Read Only." That should fix the issue.
Yes.
A flash drive is not a cd and therefore cannot be read like one.
Read/ write drives allow you to write DVDs. ROMs only read.
No If you open a doc from your flash drive in Word (for example) then it will be read into memory but will not be stored on the hard drive, unless you do Save As... and write it out to somewhere on C: (assuming your HDD is C:, most are)
IN USB pen/USB drive their is EEROM, which means Electronicaly Eraisable Read Only Memory. EEROM is a kind of Read only memory in which you can write, read or store and delete your data.
Yes. Using a Card reader allows your memory card to be treated just as any other flash drive. You can read and write to it.
This drive is also known as a solid-state drive (SSD). It uses flash memory to store data and has faster read and write speeds compared to traditional hard disk drives (HDDs).
Most USB drives have a small write-protect switch/slider which you can use to make the drive read-only. If your drive doesn't have one and its essential for you, then consider buying one that does have the write-protect feature- USB drives are quite affordable these days. You can buy this software to write protect a pen drive: penprotectorenglish.wordpress.com There are, however a few things you can do, like ... * Secure your thumdrive with TrueCrypt * Use a Registry Hack to Disable Writing to USB Drives * PenProtector - write protect a pen drive from viruses etc..
Most flash drives have a slide switch to lock the disk from being written to. You may have accidentally bumped or moved the switch while inserting the drive into a device (as I did). Slide the switch back into write mode, and it will work once again.