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5 Solutions to Remove Write Protected from Imation flash drive

1. Solution 1:Turn off the write protected switch
2. Solution 2: Clean up Imation USB flash drive
3. Solution 3: Edit Windows Registry Key
4. Solution 4: DiskPart command
5. Solution 5: the Imation USB format tool
6. Connect Imation USB with your computer

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https://www.google.com/search?q=imation+pen+drive+repair+software How to unlock pendrive if forgot password? What to do if you have forgotten your password

1. Insert the USB device and, at the password prompt, select 'more options'
2. Choose 'enter recovery key'
3. You will be asked to enter the recovery key and shown the recovery key ID. ...
4. Paste the key and click 'unlock'

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You might consider downloading a Linux LiveCD (such as Knoppix), boot to it, and see if Knoppix detects the LS-120 when connected to the legacy computer via parallel port. Make sure that the parallel port is enabled in the BIOS. From there, you can transfer the content from the disks to a flashdrive or external hard drive. My assumption is that you want to retrieve the data that are on these disks. In most cases this ancient hardware should be deprecated once data retrieval is complete. From my experience, the Knoppix DVD is more compatible than the CD version. Paul Ronco

Unfortunately, external hard drives go bad. A 320 is probably a few years old, I replace mine about every 3 years to be sure. I know it sounds funny, but things work till they don't. Just because it was working yesterday does not mean it will work today. It is possible there is a setting in your XP or 7 to keep from seeing the drive, but doubtful it changed on both systems between yesterday and today.

Sorry we have no drivers here of any kind.