This is my unboxing of the PNY Attach III 32 GB USB 2.0 flash drive. These are companies that provide backup for your files right on the Internet. You don't take it off - unless your drive isn't the same as mine. 2. color: #595959; It will then reformat it, restoring it to its original state while changing and resetting the write-protect options on the flash . However, the space allowed for storing files in a free version is too small to use this method as a complex solution. Download "USB Flash Driver Format Tool (Ufix-II)", may have to rename the downloaded file to have a .rar extension. } If you do not have a utility knife available, a pair of office/desk scissors will do the trick. To use your PNY flash drive, insert it into the computer's USB jack. There is a 2 GB model, a 4 GB model, an 8 GB model, a 16 GB model, a 32 GB model, and a pink 4 GB Susan G. Komen edition, which is notably more expensive than the standard 4 GB model. The program can analyze a failed device that is not showing up in Windows Explorer. If you check properties of such device, its file system will be identified as RAW. All rights reserved. If you can't do this easily then you should return it and get another drive or refund. .sales-collateral .support-solutions-link a:active i, A pop-up menu listing your flash drive appears. Yet in this case the cost of works will be several times as expensive as buying a disk or memory card. In-store pricing may vary. To prevent it from happening, it's time to back up your precious files, either via copy and paste, free backup software, or cloud storage services. Well, what is the cause for a PNY USB write protection in Windows? I had a problem with my PNY 16GB flash drive. If you feel the need to or you have fingers that are chubbier than normal, you can also widen the outer loop to make it easier to hook a finger onto the paperclip to remove the drive. To format write-protected PNY micro SD card, you can try AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard, which can help you to format PNY SD card to NTFS, exFAT, FAT32, Ext2, Ext3, and Ext4. } We will be happy to answer your questions! Any advice will be appreciated!. -->,