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szaboaz   02-09-2012 at 12:35:14 AM

What do you mean by "rights protection"? What is it that you can or cannot do?
Does your pendrive has a built-in encryption functionality? What type is it?

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thesnappyfingers   02-09-2012 at 12:47:40 AM

do not post your email on tomshardware, and a generally its a bad thing to do on any public forum, spam sucks.

 

you could reformat it if you don't care about the data. there also might be a little 'write protection switch'

 


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Iddrisu Abdel-kassim   02-19-2012 at 03:00:30 PM

szaboaz wrote :

What do you mean by "rights protection"? What is it that you can or cannot do?
Does your pendrive has a built-in encryption functionality? What type is it?


My device is an 8 GB micro sd flash card which i bought recently. When i put it in my samsung sgh u700 and formated it, the size was shown as 3.56 GB. When i put it in an SDHC card reader it showed the size to be 7.48 GB. I was copying some music onto it when it stopped copying after some time. The copied music is only about 1 GB and anytime i try to copy any files onto it or delete the files on it i get a message "disk is right protected". I have tried all means and methods to do away with the right protection or copy files onto the flashcard all these have failed. Pls help me!

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szaboaz   02-21-2012 at 11:19:31 AM

Take a look at the specifications of your phone:

http://www.samsung.com/au/support/ [...] e=SGH-U700

(Click on "Specifications" tab.)

External Memory: Yes (Up to 2GB)

I'm not exactly sure, why does it show up as 7.48 GB in the computer, after you formatted it on the phone, but I suspect it has something to do with the differences between SD and SDHC cards.

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hang-the-9   02-21-2012 at 05:14:39 PM

+1 ^ get a 2 gig card to use on your phone. Looks like your phone is having issues working with the 8 gig card since it only supports up to 2 gig.


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