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The Mega.nz decryption key is !3mpx_atjBu-zBVtxTlvsya-uiIsSFK7q5ddcULiCgw and the MD5 hash of the file is E37A0C352EFF3415E7DB2E6A6CF7F5EB.

All the credit should go to him.Īs of the time of this post, this works for all Dell Windows 10 USB recovery flash drives.ĭownload MPALL_F1_7F00_DL07_v503_0A.rar from Mega.nz and uncompress it to a folder. All I did below was take his solution and add some screen clips. Tom Weberposted the solution in the round 3 post. I'm not yet convinced that this one little slice of common ground can end wars and dispel years of hatred, but the one thing I am sure of is that with just the slightest effort. The world is full of different kinds a people, but one thing that seems to bring us all together is that everyone wants to be able to write to their Dell USB recovery drive.

Please contact your local IT supporter or LSU Health Help Desk and they will be able to assist in recovering media password.How to Disable the Write Protection on Dell Windows 10 USB Recovery Sticks - ROUND 4.

If password prompt does not appear review the linked troubleshooting document.

USB drive that is protected by DDP is inserted in a system protected by DDP that is not logged into the account the USB drive was encrypted with.

USB drive that is protected by DDP is inserted in a system without DDP installed.

You will be prompted for a password to access data on the USB drive when:.

This means that as long as the drive is inserted into a system with DDP installed and the same user that encrypted the drive is logged in, the files are accessible without having to provide the password.

Once the USB device is encrypted, this screen will appear:Īnd the following three files will be added to the drive:įiles can now be written to the USB drive. Once a Password is entered, the following screen will appear while the USB device is being shielded The password must be at least 8 characters long. The following window will appear asking for a password:ĭO NOT USE YOUR LSUHSC PASSWORD AS THE PASSWORD FOR THE USB DEVICE Select “Try Again” and the original pop up asking to encrypt drive will appear. If a user attempts to move a file to a drive that has been configured for “Read Only” access, the following pop up will appear:Ĭhoosing “SKIP” will not move the file to the drive.Ĭhoosing “Continue” will result in this notification: Selecting “NO” will make the drive Read Only. The first time an unencrypted USB drive is inserted into a system with DDP installed, the following window will pop up: Configure USB Drive for Use with Dell Data Protection