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The memory card suddenly became write protected , i can't copy any data into it from my pc , what am i supposed to do now ??? by the way it's a motorola v3i .
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check the memory card if its working fine. the memory card might be corrupted thats why it aint accepting any files coming in from your PC at all. hope this helps
try maybe it is bricked or damaged, try downloading Pheonix products which can help u repair any usb damaged storage media, worked on my 8gig usb and nokia n95, or u can try googling flashing utilities for you flash
When you are using a
SD Memory Card
•On this unit, you can use SD Memory
Cards of the following capacity (from 8 MB
to 2 GB).
The SD Memory
Card is equipped with a Write-Protect
switch E that can inhibit writing and
formatting a card. (When the switch is slid
to the [LOCK] side, it is not possible to
write or delete data on the card and
format it. When the switch is unlocked,
these functions become available.)
Dear the card adaptor which you are using on the side of adaptor there is a side lock please check it may be it is lock that's why u r not able to transfer data.
You can try to go to my computer ( with the pen in usb slot ) right click usb pen and then format the pen. This should clear it. It sounds like one of the files you transferred is write protected.
first of all what type of memory card are you talking about? SD for example has a little plastic piece that moved to one side blocks the card from writing and to the other side allows writing data on it... but i dont know what type you have... would you tell me to help better?
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