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I am using a laptop, Dell630, Window XP. As my company policy, the computer is running a daemon program to lock the USB port. the USB device can only be read, can not be write. So I want to make it also write able. Any idea of how to make it the USB writeable?

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This one belongs on ServerFault - serverfault.com. It'll be migrated automatically if it gets closed here. – Leniel Macaferi Sep 11 '10 at 19:30
Actually, this would better belong on SuperUser.com. – Josh Brower Sep 12 '10 at 1:52
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No. No. No.

Company policy is company policy whether you like it or not. If you need it, talk to your manager and go through the official channels.

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+1. The questioner needs to ask him-/her-self if the potential disciplinary action is worth being able to write to a USB device from that machine for. – David Spillett Sep 11 '10 at 20:37
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