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  1. 05-04-2018 #11
    CarterCox
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    Quote Originally Posted by Segfault View Post
    16 Gb ? Sixteen gigabars. Never seen such a drive. My drives measure in GB - gigabytes.

    Could be Gigabits!
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  2. 09-02-2018 #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by sgosnell View Post
    What says it's write protected? Win7? There is no physical write-protect hardware on a standard USB flash drive. If the OS decides it's read-only, then you have to tell the OS it's RW. On Linux, you should be able to mount the drive as read/write using the mount command. I have no clue as to how to do it in Windows.

    I tri diskpart from windows many times no go. I heard you need to be running the drive from the actual computer that enabled this to disable it. Good luck.
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