#IFLASH DRIVE FORMAT PC#
How do you know your Mac, Xbox, and Windows PC can read your files? Read on to find your perfect USB drive solution.įile systems are the sort of thing that many computer users take for granted. It can be tough transporting your videos and music to every device you use. If you only use Windows PCs you can use NTFS, and if you only use Macs you can use APFS, but neither is widely supported on other devices. Otherwise, use exFAT - it supports larger drives, larger files, and almost all newer game consoles and operating systems. I will rightfully admit, I am not dealing with a USB related issue, but I did come across this post as I was trying to get a solution to my particular problem.Use FAT32 if you need maximum compatibility between devices and won't be moving files larger than 4 gigabytes. Obviously, I discarded the adapter that APPEARED to have caused the problem.
#IFLASH DRIVE FORMAT DOWNLOAD#
Each time afterwards, I got the same popup window, stating that the card was write protected.Ĥ.) After researching this problem online, with no solutions that appeared to work for me, and on a whim, I removed the micro memory card from one of my adapters, and inserted it in the other adapter.ĥ.) Presto, the popup window did not appear, and I was able to download my music, just as I had been able to do a few days earlier. I removed and reinserted the micro memory card/adapter into the desktop slot several times, and I also removed and reinserted the micro memory card in the adapter several times. Everything went find songs downloaded correctly.ģ.) A few days later, I repeated this process, but for some reason, my desktop would not allow the download, with a popup window informing me that the memory card was write protected. Let me try to dumb this down for you, with all due respect.ġ.) At the time, I had 2 SanDisk Micro SDXC memory card adapters, that would have been originally included with my purchase of SanDisk Micro SDXC memory cards.Ģ.) On a particular day, I used one of the adapters, along with a SanDisk Micro memory card, and inserted it in the available slot in my desktop computer, in order to add some MP3 music/songs. Hey BB, did you even take the time to carefully read my comment? I never claimed that it WOULD help, only that it MAY help others. It should go without saying that the offending adapter is now in File 13. So, it seems that at least in my particular case, the adapter itself was causing the problem. Bingo, I was able to add the MP3 music files with no problem. On a whim, I removed the micro memory card from one adapter, and put it in the other.
Obviously, this made no sense to me whatsoever. I removed and reinserted the micro memory card/adapter twice freshly loading on both occasions. This morning, I attempted to add some more music to the very same micro memory card, and I got a response that the card was “write protected”. So, a few days ago I added some MP3 music to my MP3 player no problem. As in standard practice to some of you, and in order to either add MP3 files to my MP3 player or if I want to download video files from my drone, I use an adapter in order to size the micro card up in order to fit the slot in my desktop tower. I am using SanDisk Micro SDXC memory cards in one of my MP3 players, and also in one of my drones. It may help just a few of those that are experiencing this write-protected problem. Having said that, I think I should pass along something that happened to me, earlier today.
First, let me mention that my forensic computer skills are average at best.
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