Hacking USB Write Protected

[Clyde_271]

I'm using an USB pendrive of 32 gb.
I was playing Zelda when I went to save when the wiiu notified me that the USB device was write-protected. So I searched on google, but I just found a Windows solution that allows me to write on the pendrive just from there.
Does anyone know if there is a solution?



Sorry for my english.

 

[Deleted User]

It means that your pendrive got kill'd.
Every flash memory thing can't survive heavy R/W Wii U drops, especially while playing BotW since that's a deadly combo. (If you want to know why, BotW is loaded in chunks. Not fully.)

 

[AmandaRose]

It means that your pendrive got kill'd.
Every flash memory thing can't survive heavy R/W Wii U drops, especially while playing BotW since that's a deadly combo. (If you want to know why, BotW is loaded in chunks. Not fully.)

Exactly even nintendo themselves said just before Breath of the wild came out not to use pen drives with the game they said only to install it to nand or to a hdd for that very reason.

 

[lafleche]

But when it is written to (once) why should it break when reading a lot (as you wrote : bowt is loaded in chunks)????
I would guessed the pendrive will 'break' when written to the first time (when installing).....

 

[AmandaRose]

But when it is written to (once) why should it break when reading a lot (as you wrote : bowt is loaded in chunks)????
I would guessed the pendrive will 'break' when written to the first time (when installing).....

No because with botw it is continuously writing to he drive stuff like what enemy's you have killed what conversions you have had what missions you have active and so much more. it's writing all the time

 

[lafleche]

fair enough.... but isn't the Wiiu NAND also not a type of (internal) flashmemory and also vunerable to the same wear-and-tear? If so : the only (more) save medium is a harddisk