I do not think that drive is repairable, but you could bring it to a PC Repair Shop to see if they can do anything with it, but I doubt they can.
ssd m.2 unable to format due to drive is write protected
ssd is samsung 970 evoplus 1tb
ive done setting the registry editor to 0
also cannot format the disk on disk management because it is greyed out.
when i tried diskpart it shows like this..
DISKPART> attributes disk
Current Read-only State: Yes
Read-only: No
Boot Disk: No
Pagefile Disk: No
Hibernation File Disk: No
Crashdump Disk: No
Clustered Disk: No
it doesn’t change to no when i do attributes disk clear readonly.
done several restart after doing changes in diskpart and regedit, also doesnt show info on chkdsk /f /r /x
anyone knows what to do?
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Anonymous
2023-11-07T19:06:18+00:00 thanks Dave!
already done that several times, but still no good,
i cant format the ssd which is a year and 10 months old.
when im doing a format, i always end up with the error code: 0x80042428
i also tried with registry editor and create a new key for the storagedevicepolicies which i set to 0 value.
i went on disk management as well, but the option to format the disk is greyed out.
one thing i noticed is the disk attributes in cmd, it shows “yes” on read only state and “no” below that which is read only as well.
i checked my other drives and it both shows the same value for the read only state and read only.
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DaveM121 886.7K Reputation points Independent Advisor2023-11-07T13:05:52+00:00 Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
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How old is that M.2 SSD drive and have you previously had problems with that drive before you tried to format it?
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Open Command Prompt as administrator.
Run this command and hit Enter:
diskpart
Run this command and hit Enter:
list disk
(Make note of the disk number you want to wipe and enter it into the next command - replace X)
Run this command and hit Enter:
select disk X
Run this command and hit Enter:
clean
Please provide a screenshot of that window.