USB Drive No Media after I command “attributes disk clear readonly” in cmd

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I was trying to fix write protected usb drive issue and followed a tutorial (https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/the-disk-is-write-protected-windows-10.html), and my flash disk ended up being not recognizable by windows explorer and diskpart reports it as "No Media".
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doesn't work. Uninstalling driver and replug it doesn't work
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I was trying to fix write protected usb drive issue and followed a tutorial (https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/the-disk-is-write-protected-windows-10.html), and my flash disk ended up being not recognizable by windows explorer and diskpart reports it as "No Media".
PS: Windows Troubleshooter
doesn't work. Uninstalling driver and replug it doesn't work
windows-10 usb-flash-drive
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If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02
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I was trying to fix write protected usb drive issue and followed a tutorial (https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/the-disk-is-write-protected-windows-10.html), and my flash disk ended up being not recognizable by windows explorer and diskpart reports it as "No Media".
PS: Windows Troubleshooter
doesn't work. Uninstalling driver and replug it doesn't work
windows-10 usb-flash-drive
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I was trying to fix write protected usb drive issue and followed a tutorial (https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/the-disk-is-write-protected-windows-10.html), and my flash disk ended up being not recognizable by windows explorer and diskpart reports it as "No Media".
PS: Windows Troubleshooter
doesn't work. Uninstalling driver and replug it doesn't work
windows-10 usb-flash-drive
windows-10 usb-flash-drive
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If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02
add a comment |
If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02
If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02
add a comment |
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If you have used diskpart and by mistake erased the disk in such a manner that it can no longer even be formatted, then it might take a professional to get it working again.
– harrymc
Nov 15 at 10:06
Or the write-protect was the warning of an about to fail flash memory. Now it's completely dead.
– GabrielaGarcia
Nov 15 at 12:02