[GUI-Talk] Thumb drives
Jen
spiderweb1 at sbcglobal.net
Thu Oct 17 19:11:33 UTC 2019
Hi Denise,
Answer to first question
To have the computer ask you what to do with thumb drives...
1. Press Windows and R to bring up the "Run" dialogue box.
2. Type control, and press Enter.
3. Press Shift and Tab to go to the view settings for the items. It will
probably say "Category button."
4. Press Enter on "Category button" to open the context menu, and change the
view to "Small Icons."
5. Press Enter on "AutoPlay."
6. The first combo box is "Removable Media." Press A to go to "Ask me every
time," and press Enter.
Answer to second part of your question
How to clear write-protect on thumb drive
1. Press Windows and X to go to the Power User Menu.
2. Press A to go to an elevated command prompt. This means you are using the
command promp as an administrator.
3. Type "start (letter of thumb drive.")
4. Type
attributes disk clear readonly
Jen
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Subject: [GUI-Talk] Thumb drives
Hello all,
I am using Windows 10. I recall that when in Windows 7, if I put a thumb
drive into my computer, a box would pop up and say what do you want windows
to do, and JAWS spoke the option. Now under Windows 10, I hear the question,
but never see the box being display. Is there a setting I need to modify?
Also, I am wondering what the command is to disabled the write protect on a
thumb drive, as I have one that is now write protected for some reason.
Thank you.
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