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July 25th, 2004, 07:51 AM
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Breaking Disk Write- Protection
Hello, ppl
 Some idiot in my school fiddled with my thumbdrive and broke the write- protection tab. Worse thing still, now my disk is write- protected and I can't use it.  I'm a poor guy and dun wanna spend tens of bucks to buy myself a new one, and my warranty has expired.  So i just wanna know. Is there anyway to break the write- protection from a program or any file? Something that can reside inside my computer. If yes, how?  Please help, I thank u guyz in advance. 
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July 25th, 2004, 08:18 AM
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(^^;?(God knows! How do we know this?)
There's no description of the drve and PC. No one can knows what files were copied to your computer.
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