This video will be useful for those users who do not want to lose their data on a USB flash drive and SD card, and today you will learn how to set a ban on recording and deleting files on Micro SD cards and USB flash drives in two different ways, as well as how to remove recording on ANY USB drives. Move these commands to the Document and save it on your desktop. Then you can simply copy and paste these commands into the command line. Setting write protection: diskpart - command list disk - list of disks select disk (2) 2 is the digit of the desired disk or flash drive number - selecting a disk attributes disk - checking disk attributes attributes disk set readonly - protection from deletion or writing exit - exit Removing protection: diskpart - command list disk - list of disks select disk (2) 2 is the digit of the desired disk or flash drive number - selecting a disk attributes disk - checking disk attributes attributes disk clear readonly - removing protection from deletion or writing exit - exit
Thank you for your effort to make this video. But this mthod does not work on some thumbdrives. I have tried several time to make a write protected thumbdrive to its normal state but no success at all. Any way itll be helpful if there is a software which will do the process forcefully. Then this way will be effective i think. Thanks
Yes, usually all free methods have their drawbacks. For really serious data protection on any USB drive, you can use Bitlocker, it is built into Windows and therefore free, and it is almost impossible to access files on a Bitlocker encrypted disk if you do not have the Bitlocker password. But Bitlocker also has a drawback, a disk encrypted with Bitlocker is easy to format, that is, a disk encrypted with Bitlocker is not protected from writing and any third party can delete data encrypted with Bitlocker. Thanks for the positive feedback!
This video will be useful for those users who do not want to lose their data on a USB flash drive and SD card, and today you will learn how to set a ban on recording and deleting files on Micro SD cards and USB flash drives in two different ways, as well as how to remove recording on ANY USB drives.
Move these commands to the Document and save it on your desktop.
Then you can simply copy and paste these commands into the command line.
Setting write protection:
diskpart - command
list disk - list of disks
select disk (2)
2 is the digit of the desired disk or flash drive number - selecting a disk
attributes disk - checking disk attributes
attributes disk set readonly - protection from deletion or writing
exit - exit
Removing protection:
diskpart - command
list disk - list of disks
select disk (2)
2 is the digit of the desired disk or flash drive number - selecting a disk
attributes disk - checking disk attributes
attributes disk clear readonly - removing protection from deletion or writing
exit - exit
Thank you for your effort to make this video. But this mthod does not work on some thumbdrives. I have tried several time to make a write protected thumbdrive to its normal state but no success at all. Any way itll be helpful if there is a software which will do the process forcefully. Then this way will be effective i think. Thanks
Yes, usually all free methods have their drawbacks.
For really serious data protection on any USB drive, you can use Bitlocker, it is built into Windows and therefore free, and it is almost impossible to access files on a Bitlocker encrypted disk if you do not have the Bitlocker password.
But Bitlocker also has a drawback, a disk encrypted with Bitlocker is easy to format, that is, a disk encrypted with Bitlocker is not protected from writing and any third party can delete data encrypted with Bitlocker.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
not work
what exactly doesn't work