Dear sir, I cannot format my 8Gb USB removable disc...while the formating its says that ur disc is protected...how can format then?

go o cmd promt type in diskpart then list disk then select the pen drive, then type in clean

Try with my property click here , choose download - and download winsetup from usb.
Try format with this software ,
if still error, contact me.I will help you my friend.

connect it to PC then... go to My Computer icon on desk top >> right click >> manage >> Disk management >> select ur USB Flash Drive/pen drive >> right click >>format ....ok......

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use any low level formatting software....

right click on my computer there select manage in that u will find the option disk management there select removable disk and there select format.......... ur pen drive will be formatted

connect it to PC then... go to My Computer icon on desk top >> right click >> manage >> Disk management >> select ur USB Flash Drive/pen drive >> right click >>format ....ok......

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use any low level formatting software....

remove the password from the card and then format the card.then connect it with pc,it will work.

If Windows will not format your device, download this tool.

http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,64963-order,1-page,1-c,peripherals/description.html

Despite the fact that it's an HP product, it works on all USB pen drives.

try this one right click on my computer then menage and then click disk menagement format ur drive.

Try the drive on different machines. If you get the same error on all machines, you'll have to format the drive to reset the File system

go onto this website and download the formatting software: http://www.apacer.com/en/products/Handy_Steno_HA202_downloads.htm
I had the same problem with an old 64MB jump drive. I did some hunting around on HWA as well as Googling other forums. The general agreement seemed to be that the drive was simply dead. I tried changing all the permissions, attrib in CMD, and even logging into Linux as "root" (the equivilent of Microsoft's "Administrator") to no avail. I was able to back the files up to another drive, and they regained their permission settings, but from what I read, the drive was simply dead.