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-title: Removing write protection on drives
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-# Removing write protection on drives
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-Open CMD with admin privileges and type in the following commands line by line
-1. `diskpart`
-    - Command to open diskpart
-
-2. `list disk`
-    - This will show the disks in the system with a numeric number attached to each drive, you can identify the drive with the capacity
-
-3. `select disk x`
-    - Where x is the number you get for the drive from the previous command
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-4. `attrib disk clear readonly`
-    - Clears the read-only attribute
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-If successful, Command Prompt should output `Disk attibutes cleared successfully`. You can now exit Command Prompt.
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-{: .warning .warning-icon }
-> Drives are often write-locked because they are failing or dead. In those cases, it's best to back up the data on said drive
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+layout: default
+title: Removing write protection on drives
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+has_children: false
+parent: Factoids
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+last_modified_date: 2024-06-28
+---
+
+# Removing write protection on drives
+
+{: .warning .warning-icon }
+> Drives are often write-locked because they are failing or dead. In those cases, it's best to back up the data on said drive.
+
+Open CMD with admin privileges and type in the following commands line by line
+1. `diskpart`
+    - Command to open diskpart
+
+2. `list disk`
+    - This will show the disks in the system with a numeric number attached to each drive, you can identify the drive with the capacity
+
+3. `select disk x`
+    - Where x is the number you get for the drive from the previous command
+
+4. `attrib disk clear readonly`
+    - Clears the read-only attribute
+
+{: .success .success-icon }
+> Command Prompt should output `Disk attibutes cleared successfully`. You can now exit Command Prompt.
+