What happens if you try to open a file for writing, but the file or device is write protected?

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Alec Keith

3 March, 11:42

What happens if you try to open a file for writing, but the file or device is write protected?

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Alivia Compton · Answer 1

Simply remove the write protected.

Firstly open your Start menu-->

click Run-->

type registry editor-->press enter-->

open registry editor-->

Double tap the Write Protect key-->

right side panel-->

and set the value 0.