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Anonymous users2024-02-07Copy on a computer that can use a USB stick.
The location is in. c:\windows\inf
Copy to the same path.
Save the following text in Notepad and rename it.
reg file and run.
windows
registry
editor
version
start"=dword:00000003hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\policies\system]
disableregistrytools"=dword:00000000
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Take win10 system as an example:1. Click the start button and select "Run" in the pop-up menu.
2. Enter and click the OK button.
3. You can open the local Group Policyr and select "Management Template" in "User Configuration".
4. Then click to open "Windows Installe" in "Windows Components".
5. Then double-click in the window on the right to open "Always install with elevated privileges".
6. After opening the window, select the "Enabled" item and click the OK button.
8. After entering the window, select "Disabled" and click the OK button.
9. Click the restart button in the start button to restart the computer.
10. Identify the U disk and open it normally.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Method 1: Disable the USB flash drive by modifying the BIOS, disabling the USB flash drive to boot the computer, or setting the boot system boot order to disable the U....
After entering the "Basic Settings" interface, find "First Boot Device" and press Enter to enter the settings interface ,..
At the same time, in order to prevent others from maliciously modifying the BIOS settings, the computer can be booted through a USB flash drive. We also need to be interested in b....
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Dear, here's the information for you: If the USB flash drive on your Windows XP system computer is disabled, it may be because the system administrator has disabled the USB flash drive device through Group Policy. You can try to remove the restriction using the following steps:
1.Log in to your Windows XP computer and make sure you are an administrator or a user with administrator privileges. 2.
Tap the Start menu and select Run. 3.In the run dialog box, enter ", and then click the "OK" button.
4.In the Group Policy window, Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, and then System. 5.
Under System Burn Attack Options, find Removable Storage Access and double-click to open the option. 6.Click on the "Disable" option and change it to "Not Configured" or "Disabled".
7.Click the "Apply" and "OK" buttons, and then exit Group Policyr. 8.
Restart the computer and plug in your USB stick device to see if the restriction has been lifted. Please note that the above steps may vary depending on your computer configuration and system version. If you are unable to resolve the issue, please consult your system administrator or technical support for further assistance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Hello dear, the USB flash drive on your Windows XP computer is disabled because the system administrator has set policy restrictions. To undisable, you need to have administrator privileges and know how to Group Policy. Here are the steps to undisable a USB flash drive:
Open the Start Menu and enter to open the Local Group Policyr. In the left panel, Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, and then Removable Storage Access. In the right panel, find the "Denied Access to All Removable Storage Devices" option and double-click it to open it.
Select the "Disable" option and click the "OK" button to save the changes. Close Group Policy and restart your PC. In this way, your USB flash drive should have been deactivated.
Note that if you're not an administrator, you may not be able to make these changes. In addition, undisabling a USB flash drive may reduce the security of your computer because it allows anyone to plug an unauthenticated removable device into your computer. I'm glad to answer for you, and I hope I can help you.
This one. I'm afraid it's not a big deal. Can it be engraved into a disc?
First, use Group Policy to turn off Auto** 1. Click "Start" to select "Run", type ", and Run, to open the "Group Policy" window; 2. In the left column, under "Local Computer Policies", open "Computer Configuration Management Template System", and then under the "Settings" heading in the right column, double-click "Turn off Auto**"; 3. Select the "Settings" tab, tick the "Enabled" checkbox, then select "All Drives" in the "Turn off Auto" box, click the "OK" button, and exit the "Group Policy" window. In the "User Configuration", you can also customize this "Turn off automatic**". However, the settings in Computer Configuration are broader than those in User Configuration. >>>More
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Right-click on "My Computer" Manage "Disk Management" to see if there is an extra USB drive letter in it, if there is, you right-click on the drive letter "Change drive letter and path" Change "Assign the following drive letter" Select a drive letter in the drop-down list on the right, and then click OK to OK
Step 3: Wait for the scan to complete and select the files in the same file that need to be deleted, and click Delete in the lower right corner to delete the duplicate files in batches, as shown in the figure below