Flash Drive Write-Protection Issue

Hey I'm having this same exact issue, I've been using my usb drive for a while and all the sudden I want to play a game and the thing pops up and asks for the memory unit I want to play on, I noticed my usb drive wasn't there...AND I WAS IN MY XBOX! I went
to settings and storage and when I went on my memory unit (the memory in my xbox) it said 1.9 GB then i went to where it said 2 devices and it said I had 14.3 GB so I went back to my usb drive and whenever I press A on it, it says it can't transfer or write
data, check to see if it's write protected. I downloaded a lot of things on there too, my cousins and friends had gamer profiles on there and I downloaded my halo 4 multiplayer on there, so my drive can read but it can't write...AND!!!!!!! every time I check
online for guides it shows some software called regedit the clearly doesn't work and it's just sooo frustrating because I made some really good forge maps on halo 4 that I can't play right now...HOW DO I FIX THIS WRITE PROTECTION ISSUE?!?!?!?!?!?!?1?1?

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Flash Drive Write-Protection Issue

Some Memory card / Pen drive have written protection switches When it enabled they prevent files from being deleted, It also stops you from accidentally formatting your Memory card/Pen drive. It’s a positive side of write protection.

But! Sometimes, while trying to format, your Windows will tell that “This drive is write protected” and will refuse to format even after disabling the write protection switch (if there’s any).

And nowadays the old tricks are not working properly because of some errors. but don’t worry !!! I have got a new method to remove write protection from SD card. Not only one!!!

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Flash Drive Write-Protection Issue

So, while I was out of state visiting other family, my parents decided to buy my little brother PvZ: Garden Warfare. For some reason, they were unable to download it, though. I just got back, and I've been checking what might be wrong. As it turns out,
there's an issue with my Dane-Elec USB flash drive that I had been using. I'm still unsure what exactly is wrong with it, but the main things of note are that my Xbox has been constantly freezing while attempting to load the profiles to sign in to, though
only when the flash drive is inserted. When it does not freeze, and I'm actually capable of going to my storage settings, either a) The USB has only a designated amount of space left, but holds no files whatsoever, in which case the screen proceeds to freeze
once more when I attempt to go back to view all devices connected (unless I remove said USB drive), or b) I am given a message stating that the Xbox could not read the Flash Drive and that it may be write-protected. Deciding to check the Flash Drive on my
computer, I then found out that the flash drive was in fact write protected, and that it was impossible to read any files on it due to the files not showing up, yet still taking up space. I've had an experience with a very unhelpful customer support worker
(which is a frustration in and of itself given the currently insanely long wait time to get connected), I've checked everywhere on the forums, and I've read through the page regarding flash drives and USB storage devices to find nothing regarding these same
issues. Can anyone shed some light on what the exact issue may be, as well as what I may be able to do to fix it?