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How to reformat a write protected usb?

How to reformat a write protected usb ?

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No need to reformat your write protected USB. The hings you should do is to slide to small button you can see in your USB to remove the write protected.

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    where is the small button sir?

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HP USB Disk Storage Format Utility
[url]Http://downloads.pcworld.com/pub/new/utilities/peripherals/SP27608.exe[/url]

Will format any USB flash drive
It can be known to recover Flash drives that are un-responsive too.

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SOURCE: cancel ''write protect'' on USB memory stick

If no physical switch, then check the software that came with. Some sticks have a software component that recognizes when you plug the stick in and gives you options for viewing and launching applications from the stick. There may be controls you can use to change the write protect.
If not, or you can also try, opening a view to the stick from Windows Explorer and just delete files from there as you would from any drive. Windows will prompt you to confirm delete. I wouldn't delete any auto-load or setup apps that would be used to connect to another computer.

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