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HDD Low Level Format Tool: "Format Error occurred at offset 985,595,904: 1117 – Device I/O error" and hundreds of similar errors.

See the System Event Log for more information." (The System Event Log only contains the error: The IO operation at logical block address 0 for Disk 1 was retried.)

diskpart clean: "Diskpart has encountered an error: The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error.

Changing registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies to 0.

HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool: "Device media is write-protected".

#MPTOOL FLASH DRIVE WINDOWS#

Windows format: "The disk is write protected".

Most of them work just fine, but a couple of them won't let me format them because they are "write-protected." There is no write protection switch on the device. The program is able to do 16 at a time but then the program had to be restarted each time.I ordered a bunch of 1GB usb drives from a semi-shady Chinese company. Yours might be, so if I were you I wouldn’t start this process unless you have many of these to do it on to make the learning process worthwhile.Īlso, a standard USB duplicator will not copy this read-only partition they will have to be made from the computer that is setup to do this. NOTE: not all flash drives are as difficult as this was. With this SMI MPTool you can also make it look like a floppy drive You may make the whole disk function as a CDROM You may wish to make an autorun file for your CDROM partition too This means that the USB drive will show up as a regular hard disk drive along with your C: drive and THAT means that you can partition it, unlike a “removable” drive as USB sticks normally are. Instead of USB-ZIP (removable USB stick) you can change it to USB-HDD. The other option you might be looking for is Disk Type. The Multi-lun Setting tab will let you adjust the CDROM partition size too.

#MPTOOL FLASH DRIVE ISO#

What you’re really looking for is to put an ISO in the Make Auto Run field and then you also have the option to make it ONLY a CDROM. You can do what you want with the vendor and product fields. For SMI MPTools the passwords happen to be 3, respectively.įor this particular tool, make the settings look like this.

#MPTOOL FLASH DRIVE PASSWORD#

There will be a password for this option and for the debug option and the site you downloaded it from should provide them. Now that you have the right program, it’s time to go into Settings. However, I ended up lucking out with sm32Xtest_V2.5.34_v2_N0331, though that seems like an older version, right? Not even a fairly new version SM3257ENBA_N0920 worked. As it just so happens, that version of the tool was not available anywhere online. The field IC Version tells me I’m looking for the MPTool for SM3257ENBA (not sure why it’s BA instead of LT like ChipGenius above was saying) and Tester Version tells me that it was modified with V 2.5.38. By clicking on the box for #1 you will see the following: I often got errors stating, “did not find the flash's id in database.” Therefore those were not the right version of the MPTool. I then further test its compatibility by clicking Start. Not all of the programs I downloaded found it.

I clicked Scan USB and it found my drive. I found the tool SMI SM3257ENAA MPTool V2.03.58 v8 K1129 and opened it up. Also get used to translating from Russian and Chinese sites Also, don’t do this without a virus scanner.

FYI: is a very helpful resource for this. I will save you 8 hours and tell you what I had to do. There are oodles and gobs of tools listed for our VID/PID and they are not all the same. However, this example flash drive is different. The first one I did had just a few UTILS listed and the first program I tried worked. This part requires some finesse.įor some flash drives this is an easy process. This is the name of the Mass Production tool that the manufacturers use to format the chip in your flash drive. Take those two fields to and enter them in there. It will give you two very important details, the VID and PID. I spent more than a few hours figuring this out and then the office I was working for decided not to take the time to duplicate them. It is a lot of work and may or may not be worth doing. What you will need to end up with is a flash drive that upon insertion comes up with two drives: a read-only, unformattable CDROM drive and a read/write flash drive.