How Do I Fix the Write Protection on My SD Card, Help

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I have a problem with my SD card: the SD card is write protected for some reason since Tuesday last week while I download some ps1 games. It suddenly stopped showing the write protection problems and allowed me to add my game onto the thing once again. Is there any way to fix this write protection problem? please let me know. Thank you.

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If your SD card is on write protection, you cannot add anything to it or download games. This page will give you some worked and tested solutions to help you fix the write protection problems on your SD card. The SD card has a toggle switch, which can control the write protection of your device. If the switch is locked, your SD card will become write-protected when you connect it to all computers. Therefore, check the physical switch of your SD card first. If it is locked, follow the steps to unlock your SD card:Step 1. Find the physical switch on the side, and turn it from ON to OFF.Step 2. Plug the unlocked SD card into your computer. Check if the write-protected problem is fixed.The second method is to use EaseUS Partition Master Free, which has a Write Protection Removal tool that lets you remove the write protection quickly and safely.1Remove the write protection with the EaseUS Partition Master as follows:Step 1. Click the download button to launch EaseUS Partition Master.Step 2. Go to the navigation bar, select the Toolkit section, and click Write Protection.Step 3. Choose the write-protected SD card and hit Disable.In addition, EaseUS Partition Master is stable and fast software that can format disks, manage your partitions, transfer the data to another SSD, etc. All in all, it can solve many problems effectively and safely. Especially the powerful features of EaseUS Partition Master always provide simple methods to help you eliminate the issues.Read More: The Beginner's Guide on How to Remove Write Protection

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