I had this problem with a SanDisk usb drive. Its been years since I did this but If my memory serves me correct I had to go to the SanDisk website and download a program for windows to remove the problem.
I don't know if there is a linux alternative to something like this but I know how annoying it can be. I know there not the same brand but have you tried there website for something like this. I would think they would provide an option to remove the annoyance. Of course google might help as well. On 20:29/01/26/10, luis jure wrote: > on 2010-01-26 at 20:26 Neil Bothwick wrote: > > >> any ideas how i can effectively delete it? > > > >You can't if it is in the drive's firmware. > > i see. if i understand correctly, i'd need a specific tool to overwrite > the firmware. is that correct?
