Remove write protection from kingston sd card?
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If you have access to a digital camera that uses the same type card, put the card in the camera and format it from there.  Digital cameras will take the protected files off the card.
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Disable it from BIOS or from device manager. Enable password protection for BIOS, don't let anyone else logon as admin if you disable from device manager. Or you can customize security in registry (careful with that).
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You can't. Unless its CDRW, then you can erase it with just about any CD program.
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use sd4hide.exe which will let u hide your virtual drive.or download its crack from other sites.
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There is a way in PDF creator to lock/protect files from copy or change.\n\nNot sure what version you have, so can't give very specific answer.  But it would be under file or document - see the in-product Help.
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There should be an icon in your system tray that allows you "safely remove hardware".  This works for USB devices as well as swappable devices such as floppy drives as CDROM drives.  When you double-click that icon to open the safely remove hardware window, you're presented with a list of devices.  Click on the device you want to remove, then click "stop".  Once Windows stops the device and tells you it's safe to remove, you can swap the drives.
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See this link for a removal tool from Kodak...\nAvoid the temptation to reload the Easyshare software - it is unstable.  If you can't communicate with the camera any other way, then don't.\nPop the memory card out, and use a reader - they're dirt cheap
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Are you plugging it in the same USB hub as before? Sometimes I get no response from mine if I don't use the same port.\n\nAlso check the device to see if it has a lock, or write protection button.\n\nMost of my new ones have a tiny sliding switch on the side which stops reading or writing from disk.
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Well,\n\n---->Use a little piece of Scotch tape to hold the switch in place while I inserted the card into the reader. Works perfect now. \n\n-------->To things called WRITE_PROT that lead me to believe that there is a software toggle inside the chip. Here are some lines from one .PDF file I found: CMD28 SET_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD29 CLR_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD30 SEND_WRITE_PROT Optional
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You don't, you Un-Rar it first.\n\nuse WinRar - http://rarlabs.com/ to uncompress the file
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Depending on your situation (# of machines, OS, etc), you may have a couple of options:\n\n* Disable the USB ports in the BIOS and then password protect the BIOS.  Has flaws but it's quick & easy\n\n* Apply security policies preventing the use of USB mass storage types of devices (Windows - dunno anything useful WRT linux, mac...)
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Use a disk wiping software such as wipedrive.  It puts data on every single space on a hard drive over several times to ensure private data is overwritten.  Formatting does not do much except for giving you a false sense of security.  Your data can still be read.
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unbend a paper clip and stick the paper clip into the small hole in the front of the drive. that should release it
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Lock it in the Tools->Protection menu and it would probably be a good idea to back it up some where if it is important.
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If this is a regular memory card (flash-based), it's not possible to retrieve information from a formatted card, I'm afraid.\n\nIf your card is harddrive-based, it could be possible to restore the information. However, this would involve submitting your device to a company like IBAS (http://www.ibas.com/), who specializes in recovering data from harddrives. \nThis will cost you, though. A lot.
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Yes they can.  Make sure you delete them off your hard drive using Crypteze, http://www.download.com/Crypteze/3000-2092_4-10460049.html?tag=lst-0-1.  Also, as an extra layer of protection you may want to encrypt the files on that flash drive using a free program called FineCrypt, http://www.download.com/FineCrypt/3000-2092_4-10473436.html?tag=lst-0-10
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i dont think u can...just open up lots of other files and it will wipe over them ones that u dont want there