When a file is deleted, a message is displayed indicating that the disk is not write protected

It would be nice to shred it with a 360 file shredder.

It is usually caused by a process calling the file. It is recommended to delete in safe mode!

Or delete the process after it ends.

Or use a third-party software unlocker or the like to unblock the process first and then delete it.

This is too easy, shut down and then turn on to try it, if it doesn't work, then press f8 from the beginning into the safe mode to delete it! Don't delete the contents of the C drive! Otherwise, you won't even be able to turn it on!

Restart the machine.,Can't delete it's because you've just used it.,The computer hasn't reacted yet.,Just restart it.,Establish the things in the owner's C disk and treat them with caution! Thank you.

Take a look at whether your USB flash drive has a built-in write-protected switch, and if so, find it to turn it off.

If you don't open the software in your computer system that may lock the USB stick, then cancel the lock function. For example, the USB flash drive antivirus software generally opens a USB flash drive immunity function, the purpose of which is to prevent the USB flash drive from unknown origin from being displayed in the system. As long as this function is canceled or this USB flash drive is included in the no-kill list, it can be used normally.

If your USB flash drive is write-protected only by the relevant folders or files in the USB flash drive, then this problem is not the cause of the USB flash drive, but the system settings. At this time, you only need to perform an antivirus treatment on the system, and then change the properties of the folder or file.

One-click to remove the write protection of the U disk, how to remove the write protection of the U disk, a look will be!

How to turn off Windows File Protection.

Run Open Group Policy and find it by going to Computer Configuration - Management Templates - System - Windows File Protection"Set up file protection".Double-click and modify to"Disabled"Reboot the system and you're done.

Is there a small lock on the USB flash drive that you haven't dialed open? It's just a little slider.

It is possible that it was poisoned.

You don't need to write protection, just put the files you want to delete, such as I want to delete dnf, dnf is in a state that can't be opened, then you just need to fix its target and then delete it, that's how I did it, I don't know if the U disk can not understand +