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Maintaining write protection after using RUFUS

Maintaining write protection after using RUFUS

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ngaiyan
Member
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06-14-2024, 04:30 PM
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i used rufus for win 10 iso to test in the latest release; afterward it became locked. i ran diskpart to clear the disk, format it with fat32 quick, and the image disappeared, but write protection remained. when i attempted a clean operation it said "disk is write protected, access denied." i also tried regedit without success. using it on another machine didn’t help either. the write protection still exists, and regedit only affects your local system. what alternatives could i consider?
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ngaiyan
06-14-2024, 04:30 PM #1

i used rufus for win 10 iso to test in the latest release; afterward it became locked. i ran diskpart to clear the disk, format it with fat32 quick, and the image disappeared, but write protection remained. when i attempted a clean operation it said "disk is write protected, access denied." i also tried regedit without success. using it on another machine didn’t help either. the write protection still exists, and regedit only affects your local system. what alternatives could i consider?

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BlackSlayer
Junior Member
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06-14-2024, 04:30 PM
#2
Press DISKPART, type LIST VOLUME, then press SELECT VOLUME X to remove the write protect from your USB. Type ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY, and you’ll see a confirmation that the protection is gone. Press ATTRIBUTES to exit.
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BlackSlayer
06-14-2024, 04:30 PM #2

Press DISKPART, type LIST VOLUME, then press SELECT VOLUME X to remove the write protect from your USB. Type ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY, and you’ll see a confirmation that the protection is gone. Press ATTRIBUTES to exit.

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ryan_TGB
Member
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06-14-2024, 04:30 PM
#3
Well... it didn't work at all. It's locked under "current read only state," and YES read-only isn't actually enabled.
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ryan_TGB
06-14-2024, 04:30 PM #3

Well... it didn't work at all. It's locked under "current read only state," and YES read-only isn't actually enabled.