SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB write protected error

i also want to know about this error because i am facing this issue again and again. 

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i am also having the same issue and still dont get a solution for that plz help

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here’s the perfect solution.
throw it in the trash, make sure its in the non combustible.

go buy a new flash drive, best on the market right now is kingston or samsung
and for that other jackass that said, i hope your new brand has a more generous return policy;
you wont even be needing a return policy because, it wont really need replacing. whereas with this WONDERFUL company, you’ll need to call in for a replacement every other day, and lose whatever you hadn’t backed up.
btw: isnt backing up the point of flash drives? if you back up a pc files to a flash drive, then back up the flash drive to your pc… yeah that makes as much sense as sandisk themselves do, lol.

other creative activites you can perform with this WONDERFUL product is;

  1. if there’s some heavy furniture with a damaged leg, you can use this to balance it out, by placing it underneath said furniture.
  2. when you’re up some place really high, and want to drop something, and you think of spitting — well, sandisk flash drives are here for you! its less expensive than your saliva.
  3. do you have someone you secretly hate? then gift them a sandisk flash drive, and you’ll have made them lose important files and/or hours of their time looking for a solution.

Sandisk; when you feel like your life is too easy, buy a flash drive from us :smiley:
we will help you appreciate the better things in life, like kingston.:smiley:

Who cares if he will get banned by a company which somehow manages to manufacture fricken DEAD ON ARRIVAL product when its manufacture process became mature TEN YEARS AGO!

First time I connect this drive and it’s ALREADY broken! What the fruck?!!

I am also facing same issue please help me any one Customer Care & Toll Free Number 

Found at Toms Hardware:

Click on ‘Start’ –> ‘Run’ –> type in ‘regedit’ and press enter.
Search for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Scroll down the list and click on SYSTEM
Click on CurrentControlSet
Click on Policies
Click on Microsoft
Click on FVE
In the panel on the right side, if the values for either FDVDenyWriteAccess OR RDVDenyWriteAccess are anything other than ‘0x00000000 (0)’, right click and then click on ‘Modify’, then enter ‘0’ and press Enter.
Remove the flash drive and reinsert. You can now copy to or write to the flash drive.

Works for Windows 7 Professional SP-1 64-bit

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Afternoon _ Tapeworm: _

_   _ I too, learned 'the hard way" as you did about the limitation of FAT32. There is one soulution, albeit a rather extreme one. If your familiar with partitioning a drive, then you could partition your drive in to 4 partions. You’d lose just a bit of memory space due to the partitions, but would be able to use the greatest part of the drive as opposed to just slightly less and 4 Gb. Just a thought. The alternative would be to format the drive in NTFS; which doesn’t limit file sizes.

Stay Sharp:

_ :wink:Rick _

 

my 32gb won’t let me have a password 

Why? 

On the side of the drive there is a little switch.  Move it in the opposite direction and then try it.

Hello forum, i create an account just to tell my story

maybe I have the ULTIMATE and FINAL solution to this ugly problem  hehe

try like 10 methods around the web  and this forum to solve this problem

some of them work for some people, but not for the most

Hope that this method work for everybody

it works for sandisk glide 32gb 3.0 and the cruzer blade 16gb checked by myself

THE SOLUTION WAS FORMAT THE PENDRIVE IN A LINUX ENVIROMENT.

i spend several hours trying to format the cruzer16gb with no success

and give to my neighbor the 32gb glide one, 5 minutes later he knock my door and  told me its done!

I use linux since ubuntu4.0 now i consider myself an advanced linux user… 
I cannot write by any method on the cruzer force 32 gb. 
I tried gparted . dd and fdisk…
@kbsound: if you know a working  method in the linux enviroment, please consider to share.
thanks in advance.

If the drive doesn’t work return it for a replacement, either the place where you bought it or to SanDisk.

Open command prompt window and execute these commands in this order:

  1. diskpart
  2. list disk
  3. select disk # (# is the number assigned to the flash drive)
  4. clean
    After I type this it says…(Diskpart has encountered an error: The media is write protected. See the System event log for more information.)
  5. create partition primary
  6. select partition 1
  7. active
  8. format fs=ntfs quick

Exit after it’s done, remove the stick from USB and plug it again.

Thanks & Regards,

Tom,

I would never recommend a journaling file system for a flash drive.  FAT or exFAT only.

I love this post. Thanks for starting it. I had the same issue but reading all the replies helped me a lot. I’m glad. :slight_smile:

Thanks,

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