Where the pop-up window appears, click on Yes to accept it. Then type diskpart and press OK. It will show all the connected drives including your USB. The newly connected USB drive should be the last on that list. Or you can find your drive by looking on the size of drives. Here the current read-only state as "on" means the drive is read-only. It will remove the current read-only state. It will show the change.
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One-sentence summary -- Plug your USB in. Go to 'Search'. Type CMD in the 'Search Bar' section and select the 'Command Prompt'. Type DISKPART into the Command Prompt. Alternatively, go to 'Search'. And type RUN. Alternatively, press the 'Windows+R' keys to open 'Run' tool. Type LIST DISK or LIS DIS into the console. Type SELECT DISK # or SEL DIS # ('#' means the drive number-here my disk number is '2'). Type ATTRIBUTES DISK or ATTR DIS, it will show the current attributes of the drive. Type ATTR DIS CLEAR READONLY. Type ATTR DIS again. Type EXIT to exit the Command Prompt Then remove the USB and plug it again Now do any task to see the change.

Q: Part of looking beautiful while pregnant is gaining the necessary amount of weight to properly nourish your baby. Pregnant woman should eat between 2000 and 2500 calories each day, spread throughout 4 meals. Paying attention to your caloric intake will help you avoid gaining unnecessary weight that may put you at risk for certain medical conditions. You should gain the weight necessary to provide adequate nutrition for your baby and to allow him to grow to a healthy size, but you should pay close attention to gaining the appropriate amount of weight, which will keep you feeling beautiful throughout all three trimesters of your pregnancy. If you have gained more weight then you planned (or more than your doctor deems healthy) you may need to lose weight. It is important to take great caution when attempting to lose weight while pregnant to ensure that your weight loss does not negatively affect your baby. If consistent exercise made you feel confident and beautiful before your pregnancy, there is no reason that pregnancy should force you to stop (although you may need to alter your workout routine). Feeling fit and strong will make you feel more confident about the way you look and will also help in getting you pre-pregnancy body back after you give birth. Getting exercise during your pregnancy will help you keep your weight down, will boost your mood and energy level, and will increase your stamina and muscle strength. Together, these positive results will help you to feel more beautiful. Consider attempting to get 30 minutes of moderate exercise most days of the week. Walking, aerobics, and swimming are all great low-impact activities that you may want to try during your pregnancy. These activities will help you stay in shape and feel beautiful. Always confer with your doctor before starting a workout routine when pregnant. There are certain situations, such as if you have pregnancy-related high blood pressure, in which your doctor may advise you not to exercise. Dehydration is a very real risk during pregnancy, and drinking enough water will help you feel healthy and look beautiful. While a person should attempt to drink roughly one-half to one ounce of water for each pound that he weighs every day, a pregnant woman must pay even more attention to her water intake. Water helps form the placenta and is used in the amniotic sac in your pregnancy. In addition, not drinking enough water can have a negative effect on your appearance. Dehydration can make your skin look dull, negating the beautiful glow that will accompany your pregnancy. In addition, dehydration can make you feel sluggish and ill, and it is hard to look beautiful when you are not feeling up to par. It is recommended that pregnant women drink about 10 cups (or 2.3 liters) of fluids daily. Drinking water for the majority of this requirement will help you avoid the sugars present in fruit drinks and sodas.
A: Pay attention to your diet. Exercise consistently. Drink enough water.

Article: Even a small amount of urushiol from poison ivy leaves or stems can cause a reaction depending on how sensitive you are to it. In some people, the rash can be quite severe, so it's best to err on the side of caution and cover yourself up completely with a long-sleeved shirt, pants, socks, closed-toed shoes, and rubber gloves. You can also cover your hands and arms with bread bags as an extra precaution if you plan to pull the plants up by hand. For extra security, use duct tape to close any gaps between your sleeves and gloves or your pants and socks. After you finish handling the poison ivy plants, carefully remove your clothing and place it directly into a washing machine alone. Don't place these items in a hamper or wash them with your normal laundry. Wash the items 3 times on the hot water setting and with laundry detergent. If possible, wash your shoes as well. If you can't wash your shoes, be sure to cover them while you're working near the poison ivy so the toxins don't transfer to them. If you cannot wash the items right away, place them into a garbage bag and mark the bag clearly to indicate what's in it. Then, wash the items separately from your other laundry when you're able. It's crucial to wash the items thoroughly because urushiol from the poison ivy can still cause a rash even years later. After you finish cutting and digging up the poison ivy, spray them with a hose outside to clean them. Place them on the ground away from people to do this, such as on a patch of concrete or grass. Then, dip them in rubbing alcohol or a mixture of 1 part bleach to 9 parts water to disinfect them and remove any remaining urushiol. Let the tools air dry outside before putting them away. Make sure to wear rubber gloves when handling the garden tools. Urushiol from the tools can get onto your hands and cause a reaction.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear long sleeves, pants, boots, and heavy-duty rubber gloves. Wash any clothing that comes into contact with poison ivy. Clean and disinfect any gardening tools you used on the poison ivy.

Article: Depending on how your bowel obstruction was treated, you may feel minor pain for a few weeks. Take the pain relief medications that your doctor prescribed or recommended. If the pain doesn't get better or feels worse, contact your doctor. It might be a few months before you feel your energy levels return to normal. Talk with your doctor about specific dietary changes you'll need to make in the days after your obstruction is fixed. Choose soft foods that are easy to digest and limit the amount of fiber you eat. Avoid drinks that are fizzy, which could cause gas or bloating. For example, limit or avoid beer and carbonated sodas. Instead, stay hydrated by drinking water, juice, and tea. You should be able to do light exercises 6 weeks after surgery to fix an obstruction, but talk to your doctor first. Avoid heavy lifting or putting pressure on your abdomen for 6 weeks after treatment for an obstruction. Instead, go for short walks around your house or neighborhood and take frequent rest breaks. Most people return to their normal exercise levels 3 months after the obstruction is fixed.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Rest and take pain medication. Eat a low-fiber diet that's gentle on the bowels. Start light exercises when your doctor approves activity.