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• USB key is always write protected even if the value is zero

  WHEN READ VALUE IS SET TO ZERO PENDRIVE NOT REMOVED THE WRITE PROTECTION

  Hello

  1. Are you having the same problem, if you connect the USB to different computer?
  2. Are you having the same problem if you connect different USB key to your computer?
  3. What is the brand and model of the pen driver?
  4. Have you tried making the virus for USB scan?

  Write protection is a feature found on many different types of media. When the write protection is turned on, you will be able to view the information on the disc or USB key, but you won't be able to write or transfer information to it.

  Write protection is an element of protection which prevents accidental deletion of important data. Sometimes turning off the write protection is as simple as uncapping the USB key to find a manual switch. If your player lacks an external switch, the procedure requires a few steps to complete.

  (a) turn on your computer and plug the drive after that your operating system is loaded.

  (b) open 'My computer' and the list of readers of research until you find your USB drive letter

  (c) right click on the name, then click 'properties '. Browse the tabs until you see the option to remove the write protection. If this does not work, proceed to the next step.

  (d) visit the website of the company for your USB key. Go to the help or support section and search for "write protect".

  (e) search the Internet for software that will remove the write protection. Download the program and install it on your computer.

  (f) open the software. Follow the instructions to remove your USB write protection.

  I also suggest you analyze your USB key with the Microsoft Safety Scanner, which would help us to get rid of viruses, spyware and other malicious software.
  The Microsoft Security Scanner is a downloadable security tool for free which allows analysis at the application and helps remove viruses, spyware and other malware. It works with your current antivirus software.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx
  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.
  
  Important: While running scan on the hard drive if bad sectors are found on the hard drive when scanning try to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost.

• I have the model of macbook air 2016 with i5 Professor and 8 GB ram... since it's the fastest ssd, but I have not seen all speeds up to now, I want to say is bcz I need to have usb 3.0 USB key or hard drive to see the speed of the ssd to usb 2.0 will work

  I have the model of macbook air 2016 with i5 Professor and 8 GB ram... since it's the fastest ssd, but I have not seen all speeds up to now, I want to say is bcz I need to have usb 3.0 USB key or hard drive to see the speed of the ssd to usb 2.0 will work

  What do you mean, your message is not clear.

• I made a video marriage on iMovie, put it on a usb key and it will not play on QuickTime. Why?

  I made a video of a girls friends wedding on iMovie. I saved on a usb key, but it won't play QuickTime.

  Why when it opens in QuickTime?

  He will play if you save it on the desktop with the same parameters of sharing?

• I had a HP with XP Media Edition on this, got angry and destroyed someday drive hard, but always have the key, the key will work on another form of XP?

  As I said, I always have the key for it. But does not know if the key will work on just a normal copy of Windows XP? Also cannot find a download of XP? Guess that's what happens when you wait 17 years to ask about it.

  If your computer was HP and it came with this version of Windows installed, then you probably have an OEM of Windows version.  An OEM key does not work for a retail install the version of Windows.  To reinstall Windows without owning a set of install CD/DVD from HP, you will need to contact HP for help as they regulate the licenses Windows installed on their products.

  HTH,
  JW

• When I Boot from my USB key to install Windows XP, it will appear not ALL my partitions to install on... Help!

  Yo yet another problem here: S recently, I copied files XP on USB and all that stuff etc... It will start fine after changing the order of boot on USB but when it asks me which partition to install on, it will say "PARTITION1 - LGUSB (3742MB)"... that's all for me, he said, even after making a new partition called "Windows XP Pro"... any help would be appreciated and I thank you guys for help :) especially when I only just registered to MS Answers... Thank you again :)

  -Program used to copy files from the installer:
  WinToFlash (New Version, beta version)
  ------------------------------------------------------------------USB Used:
  Unknown model - LG USB Flash Drive 4 GB
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
  Computer:
  Acer Aspire One D257

  Your User Guide can be downloaded here:

  http://global-download.Acer.com/GDFiles/document/generic%20UG/generic%20UG_Acer_1.0_A_A.zip?acerid=634394037714025697&STEP1=NetBook&Step2=aspire%20ONE&step3=AOD257&OS=all&LC=en&BC=Acer&SC=PA_7
  Once you unpack, you will have your User Guide:
  GUG_ACER_1.0_ALL_AOD257.PDF
  As you can see, there are different ways to restore your Acer. Yes, one of them involves a USB key. Please indicate what method you use.
  Note it is also a method where you would press Alt + F10 at startup (before Windows has the ability to load) to access the partition of the hard drive recovery.
  Yet once, have backed up all your data?

• My OEM for Vista 32 bit product key will work with a 64-bit USB startup disk?

  Basically, I have a copy of vista on a disc with the original key of the packaging and the product but I noticed that it says on the front of the manual this is an OEM copy. So I wandered will I be able to use this on Vista 64-bit product key which I have set up on a USB bootable through ISO files.

  Until this ive received mixed messages on the issue to know if it will work and so thought I would contact the forum directly.
  Thank you
  Robbie

  FIX :) OEM keys will work happily with retail discs as well

• How can I put Windows on a USB key which will be bootable by BootCamp and how transfer the activation code?

  * Original title: Windows 7 - CD to USB

  I bought Windows 7 (the two CD 32 & 64) many years for use on my early 2008 MacBook Pro, with an optical drive, via BootCamp. It worked very well.

  Now I have a new MacBook Pro without optical drive, but would like to install BootCamp and use Windows again.

  How can I put Windows on a USB key which will be bootable by BootCamp and how transfer the activation code?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Use Rufus:

  Rufus - create USB bootable the easy way discs

  Another solution:

  http://www.AddictiveTips.com/Windows-tips/create-bootable-Windows-7-USB-flash-drive-from-DVD-disc/

• 5.09 pheonix BIOS does support booting from a usb key? If not, is there an update that will?

  Presario SR5249UK

  Your system should boot from a bootable USB key, as long as you select in the BIOS or at the time of booting as a device to boot from. What is an update of the BIOS... version 5.23 corrects the display of the configuration Menu of the BIOS for SATA Port 2 and 3, CPU microcode updates and updates v115M for MXIC SPI AWDFLASH.

  Frank

• Tecra S1: No drive letter for USB keys assignments

  Hello!

  Once from time to time, two of our portable Toshiba S1 will not assign a drive letter to a USB drive attached.

  Win XP Pro recognizes and loads the drivers, but they will not get a letter. Oddly enough, this doesn't always happen. Sometimes, a drive letter is assigned. It also happens with sticks that hard worked prior to fine, but it won't work again later, the.

  Obviously, uninstall the drivers help temporarily.

  Is there a permanent solution to this problem?

  See you soon

  seasack

  Hello

  Have you already checked if there is a new update of the BIOS for your laptop model? Maybe update the BIOS can help. In any case I don't know if there is a solution, because as you know it's always more fun with USB keys. Some of them work well, and some of them are not recognized by the operating system.

• Satellite M40-237: CD Boot does not not + is possible startup USB key drive

  * Model: Satellite M40-237 (PSM40E) *.

  I decided to reinstall windows, my hard drive is now formatted. So as usual, boot from the Windows CD is necessary to start the instalation but it does not start. I never had problems like this, always worked boot. It's as if there is no bootable CD in the drive (but it is bootable and it works on another PC).

  -J' have the latest version of the BIOS
  -The BIOS detects the optical drive and everything is ok, HARD is the ODD main drive is secondary
  -J' tried selecting the boot priority, with F12 and/or the BIOS setting but it works anyway

  What could be the problem here? Drive does not properly (hopefully, that and not something worse)? I had some problems with the drive I have (...) before, but it reads the disc normally and as I said start was working fine before. I cleaned the lens a bit, disconnected it and it put. Is there something more, what can I do?

  I'll try to find someone who has the player that fits so I can try with that one, but who knows when is what will be.

  Now, here's the second question, which I've linked to this. Because my laptop is practically useless now (I can't install anything), is it possible to boot from a:
  (a) optical drive USB external
  (b) USB flash drive

  BIOS on this laptop has no USB boot option, it has HARD drive / CD / floppy / network. But I red somewhere this FDD = USB legacy emulation is enabled.

  If that is correct, I should just plug in the USB key and select FDD as boot option? If I can't find a USB optical drive, I thought make it bootable USB flash drive and copy the installation of windows xp on it. So once it starts in DOS I start just the installer from the key.

  TNX

  First I must say that the initialization of memory flash USB (USB key) is not possible and you shouldn't t waste time to try this.

  With regard to your reader of CD/DVD boot problem
  Well, it s really strange, it sounds a bit like a sort of master/slave/c-salt settings problem. But generally, you should get an error IDE (#0 or #1) if one of the devices (ODD or HARD disk) would not be recognized?  :|
  This whole thing seems mysteriously
  There may be a firmware issue

  Several months ago a friend of mine was not able to boot from the CD.
  He went into the BIOS and set the BIOS default settings.
  This has contributed to

  This is a suggestion, but I'm really putting t know if it helps.

• Pny 4 GB USB key does not work on my new computer?

  PNY 4 GB USB attached flip key will not work on anything ive tried including the update of drivers on each computer for that material and all the drivers?

  Unfortunately this did not help, the USB is not but the age a year but already had important things, Ive already lost the last 6 months b/c my new windows 7 was a pilot missing and with my boot cd "s out of State, I had to restore to be online for school»

  Unfortunately - when one of these drives (USB thumb drives) goes to the South, more often - it is always toast.  There is no real help to recover the data: that is why everything should be saved.

  You said you tried it on several computers (... on all computers...) so it's probably a Goner.

• Faulty USB key

  I have a USB, I was working on something, and then suddenly the USB not working anymore, I wonder if this has something to do with the file I was working on or is the USB aisle and I can't use it. I have all the backups of my USB and I have important work on that in fact I remember deal files to the computer, but I deleted them that I also tried to put the USB key to a different computer, but still nothing happens.

  Which computers I used:

  Lenovo ThinkPad X 220 and

  Acer Travelmate P645-MG

  I need work on the memories soon Please update.

  This is a generic USB

  It is likely that the USB (I assume that's what you're referring to the) failed.

  You can try a few things - assuming that it displays in the list of the computer:

  Use Chkdsk: In the Accessories folder, right click on the command line item.

  When the black window, type chkdsk, space, (drive letter see you for this in the list of the computer), space/r.  For example, it might look like this: chkdsk f:/r, it is possible that the 'disc' is corrupt and chkdsk can fix.

  If this does not help, always assuming that it displays in the computer list, right-click on it and choose reformat.  This will make you lose data, but it might save the device.

  Keep in mind USB thumb drives are cheap.  Marks for not even.  USB 3.0 drives 32 GB go for about $20.

  Know as well as USB FLASH drives have a limited life span.  Technically, every time you write something, you ' wear it. "  They are good for move files from time to time, but not a good thing for backups or constant daily use.

• BitLocker without TPM refuses to recognize the USB key at startup.

  I have a Windows 7 PC, I'd need to BitLocker, but it fails to recognize the USB key at startup. I've resorted to skip verification and now enter the recovery key every time you start (this PC has a lot of data on what should be confidential), but it's not ideal.

  What is curious to me, is that the computer will start perfectly fine from a USB key, or produce a message of type "non system disk or disk error", if the USB key in question is not bootable. So it is not a matter of lack compatibility USB BIOS. When Bitlocker should read, yet there is no actifvity on the USB key. It seems to just try to read the empty floppy drive then give up.

  The PC is an all-in-one RM with an Intel D915GX motherboard.

  I tried two different USB, 64 megabytes cheapo player drives I usually use as a Bitlocker key and a 2 GB Cruzer Blade. I mucked with some of the BIOS settings but not in a particularly organized way. And I checked the key file is saved on the disk. Everything I did, Bitlocker will not always see the USB.

  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  Thank you for you answer and share the status of the issue.

  Sorry for the late reply.

  I suggest you to please update your motherboard chipset drivers

  Follow the link below:

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProdId=1676

  You can also check the drive (that you encrypted) to find errors by following the link below:

  Check a drive for errors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/check-a-drive-for-errors

  WARNING:

  Important: when running chkdsk on the drive hard if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost

  Additional information:

  In Windows 7 BitLocker Drive Encryption: frequently asked Questions

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee449438 (WS.10) .aspx #BKMK_USBDrive

  Deployment Guide for Windows 7 BitLocker Drive encryption

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd875547 (v = ws.10) .aspx

  Hope this is useful

• Is the virtual USB key secure?

  Comments from the media about such as Stuxnet malware often contain advice "always test the USB key in a virtual machine to a sandbox using sand Linux xyz". My question is, IS this really a safe way to deal with a USB key, since a virtual driver must be loaded first?

  Is this procedure reasonable first line of defense, or is it a dangerous myth?

  If I need to test everything that perhaps is infected I have never attach to a system running normal or him allow direct access to the local network.

  In the case of a USB key I'll tie it to a system on the bench which is not a hard disk, is not connected to the LAN and has started from the CD/DVD/USB containing appropriate and undated utilities to digitize and effectively deal with all threats.  If I booted from a USB Flash drive, then when you're done, I'll reboot from CD and then drop an Image of own ghost well-known on the USB thumb drive to ensure that it is clean and ready for the next use.  I know that may sound like an exaggeration, but it's a healthy and solid way to make sure that I have not to contaminate my local network or one of the systems on the bench belonging to other customers or when I go into the field and use of my USB devices to attach to or start client systems.

  Now he safely do endearing to a Virtual Machine, no doubt, but I'm not willing to roll the dice so when using the methodology mentioned before is a way better and safer to deal with the unknown.  That said if I only had one system then I have always known of the own media Boot Live good vs HARD drive internal and before connecting the dubious device make sure the internal HARD disk is not mounted.

  IMO it is absolutely no good reason whatsoever to take a chance or a risk infecting a well known clean system work when there are solutions of easy alternatives that are safer and IMO the right way to deal with the unknown, when it comes to issues like this.

  If for any reason, the virtual computer does not enter and mount the front USB host don't then, as for example if the host is Windows and appropriate precautions are not in place and autorun starts it might be at the end and why I prefer to play more sure and never have to give it a second thought as to whether or not I've infected my LAN or contaminate any of my Clients of systems in the field with my own devices.