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how to remove copy-protection off a MP3 i have to much music and now i cant remove it its sayin (COPY-PROTECTION PLEASE REMOVE IT)
You have to take the mp3 off of hold. It doesn't get rid of write-protection but it allows you to delete whatever you want.
Looking at the SD card with the label facing you, and the 'cut off corner' to the top. There is a tiny slider on the left-hand edge of the card. Move the slider down to apply write-protection - and up to remove it.
An SD card has a tiny write-protect switch on the case. If you hold the card with the cut corner to the left, the write protect switch is on the opposite side of the cut corner. Slide it towards the copper contacts to write-protect the card, and the opposite way to remove the protection.
To remove write protection on a Sony Walkman NWZ-S544, first, ensure the device is not locked by checking the hold switch on the side; it should be in the "off" position. If the issue persists, connect the Walkman to a computer, navigate to the device in File Explorer, and try to remove any write protection settings in the properties. Additionally, ensure that the device's internal memory is not full, as this can sometimes cause similar problems. If these steps do not resolve the issue, consider resetting the device to factory settings.
You will not be able to remove the protection. It is embeded in the file itself. These protected files come from Windows Media Player, usually when ripping music from a CD. It gives the option to protect the content. What this means, is Microsoft makes a license for that file, once you download that license, you can listen to the music no problem. AND.. that license can only be downloaded ten (10) times total.. by anyone, then the files are garbage. You are better off downloading a new version of that song.
The old 5.25 inch disks had a notch that is covered/uncoverd for write protection. The not so floppy 3.5 inch disks have a little plastic slide that did the same thing. Software disks in that format might have a notch that can be covered with tape.
here it is, it is simple, just turn the disk over and flip up the small lever in the bottom right corner of the disk. there should be a locked and un-locked symbol, if you want the write protection off or on just flip the tiny lever up and down.
As long as you do not have password protection on, there is a little slide tab at the non USB end of the device that has a tiny lock/unlock symbol. Slide that with a paper clip to the unlocked to turn off write protection.
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To fix write protection on an Xbox 360 thumb drive, first ensure the physical write protection switch (if present) is set to the "off" position. Next, connect the thumb drive to your computer, and use the Disk Management tool to check if it’s marked as read-only. If so, you can use Command Prompt to remove the write protection by typing "diskpart," selecting the drive, and entering "attributes disk clear readonly." Finally, safely eject the thumb drive and reconnect it to the Xbox 360.
did it come with a specific camera or phone it must have a crypt lock or a software lock some software locks can only be taken off when it is in the micro dock card