I been running VeraCrypt for a while with no problems. I updated a computer (going from Windows 7 to Windows 10) I installed VeraCrypt on the new computer and now my encrypted SD card is giving me fits.
I will mount the device and it will come up and and say Volume has been mounted as read-onpy because the operatoring system reported the host device to be write-protected.
I went back to the old computer to take the data off but now on the old computer it comes up with that message also.
Any help on this? Thank you so much!
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Pardon me if this seems too obvious, but you didn't mention checking for this and may not even be aware of it. Most, if not all, SD cards have a write-protection slide switch on the side of the card. At some point you may have actuated the switch without realizing what it does. Make sure it is positioned toward the end of the card where the electrical connectors are.
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My gosh that did it. I had a switch on it but now when I pull it up it wont pull nothing up on the drive. It just tries to search and never finds anything.
It reads not accessible because of an I/O device error.
Thanks for everything!
Last edit: Durango Durango 2020-02-11
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I been running VeraCrypt for a while with no problems. I updated a computer (going from Windows 7 to Windows 10) I installed VeraCrypt on the new computer and now my encrypted SD card is giving me fits.
I will mount the device and it will come up and and say Volume has been mounted as read-onpy because the operatoring system reported the host device to be write-protected.
I went back to the old computer to take the data off but now on the old computer it comes up with that message also.
Any help on this? Thank you so much!
Pardon me if this seems too obvious, but you didn't mention checking for this and may not even be aware of it. Most, if not all, SD cards have a write-protection slide switch on the side of the card. At some point you may have actuated the switch without realizing what it does. Make sure it is positioned toward the end of the card where the electrical connectors are.
My gosh that did it. I had a switch on it but now when I pull it up it wont pull nothing up on the drive. It just tries to search and never finds anything.
It reads not accessible because of an I/O device error.
Thanks for everything!
Last edit: Durango Durango 2020-02-11