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Click: Change settings that are currently unavailable.Let me know what it shows as the What PC model? And do you have an add-in GPU, even if you're only using Intel Graphics?ДЄfter you get it to boot, try disabling Fast Startup inside Win 10 (not in BIOS setup): Click Restart now and check for problems in the popup window. Press the Windows icon and the R key on the keyboard simultaneously. So maybe I can try this advice from the Microsoft community: I had no idea that a user account has a separate permission to write to USB. > Check Permissions for the USB drives and make sure your user account has permission to write to USB.

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>В Is Win 10 seeing USB drives as 'write-protected'?ДЇor checking this I guess that I have to install once again 20H2, right? Or can we extract the info from the windows events log(s)?

I have tried with 4 different drives, just in case, 1TB, 4TB, 8TB, 10TB: all NTFS. > How are the external drives formatted, FAT32 or NTFS? Then it says to go to that the stopcode is SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION It says that a trouble has been detected and that reboot is necessary. You're done! This procedure has mounted the drive at /mnt/sdXX (whatever the device name was.) The drive is ready to save data at that part of the filesystem.Exactly what does the BSOD say when you try to write to USB drives using 20H2? This command mounts all drives - named or anonymous. If you have more than one USB device attached, substitute the proper index (0 or 1 or вЂ¦) as needed. dev/sda is mount, /dev/sdb is mount, etc.

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Update the fstab config file to mount all drives at startup. This command writes the current state of all block devices, including USB drives, into the /etc/config/fstab file. Create the fstab config file based on all the block devices found. This command creates an ext4 file system on the first partition of the first USB device - /dev/sda1. Note: Be certain you enter the proper device name - this step will completely erase the device. Make an ext4 filesystem on the USB device using the device name you just discovered. If you do not see /dev/sda AND /dev/sda1 listed, be sure to format the USB device on your computer beforehand. sdXX is the device name of your new USB device. Enter ls -al /dev/sd* again, and this time you should see a new /dev/sdXX device. dev/sda1 is the first partition on the first device /dev/sda2 is the second partition, etc.ДҐ. dev/sda is the first USB device /dev/sdb is the second, and so on. The list may be empty if there are no USB devices. Enter ls -al /dev/sd* to show the name of all attached USB devices. opkg update & opkg install block-mount e2fsprogs kmod-fs-ext4 kmod-usb-storage kmod-usb2 kmod-usb3Д¤. These can be ignored since the hardware may not support USB3.

You may see error messages about installing kmod-usb3 on certain routers.

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The SSH Access for Newcomers page tells how to install and use a terminal emulator on your computer.ДЈ. SSH into the router and enter the following commands into the SSH window. Warning: This initial formatting will erase the entire USB drive.Дў. This prepares the USB drive for the process below, which will erase those settings (again). Use your laptop/desktop computer to format your USB device.