¿Cómo formateo un USB protegido contra escritura?

How do I format a write-protected USB?

Format write-protected USB To do this, follow these steps: left-click This PC -> select your USB-drive and right-click on it. From the list, select and click Format. Wait for the process to be completed.

Open Windows File Explorer, locate and right-click on the USB which is write-protected, and select “Property”. Step 3. Go to the General tab, uncheck “Read Only”, click “Apply” and “OK” to finish. After removing write protection on your USB or pen drive, you can directly access the device with ease.

Follow these simple steps to write-protect your data with Folder Protect: Download Folder Protect and install it on your computer. Click ‘OK’ to log in to the application and then click the ‘Add’ button to add files, folders, drives, program and extensions. When you click on the ‘Add’ button, Folder Protect’s wizard screen will appear showing you two steps: Step 1: Choose Protection Method

How to Format Write Protected USB using Command Prompt: Insert your USB Drive to the PC. Launch the Command Prompt on your Windows PC. Type in the command “ diskpart ” and press Enter. Now type the command “list disk” and then Enter. Identify the USB Drive that you inserted in Step 1 from the list that appears.

There can be several reasons why Windows isn’t able to format the USB drive. The following are some of them: Virus or malware. Presence of bad sectors on the USB drive. Physical damage to the USB drive. USB drive is write-protected.

Your USB flash drive may have become write protected due to some software related issue. It might undergone some accidental changes while using the device. Your USB device’s protection policies might get disturbed due to some virus attack. USB might be improperly plugged out while in use.