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MBR structuring, GPT structuring, etc.), create one or more partitions, and format the partitions, and you'll be good, but you'll lose all your data. If it's something superficial such as the filesystem (or perhaps even the whole storage area structuring) encrypted to a password, then you can just nuke it, restructure it (i.e.

#PLEASE OPEN THE WD DRIVE UNLOCK CD PASSWORD#

Or you can pay professionals to do the above for you.īut that's all assuming that it's a firmware password (even the hdparam thing was assuming that). That involves a soldering gun and maybe a magnifying glass. Then other than the first party app and hdparam, the only thing I can think of now is to replace the password chip with a new 'blank' one. '.Right-click on My Passport and see if you have the option to add or change letter, if not, do the following: open disk management and change letter on WD unlocker.

#PLEASE OPEN THE WD DRIVE UNLOCK CD INSTALL#

Does it specifically need 32-bit Windows or specically need 64-bit Windows? Do you need to allow unsigned drivers for it to install? Do you need to manually install the driver via copying it into the drivers folder and making a registy entry? Maybe there's a newer version you can download from the manufacturer's website. I'd put more effort into getting the first-party app working.

*****After typing this whole thing on my iPhone I read the post that asks if the OP was root.GRRRRRRR!!! Why didn't I think of that! *facepalm* To hardware so I would believe this is very doubtful to get that to Wine does not allow you to run windows device drivers or talk directly The solution is to find a Windows PC and unlock it (I know the password, of course), but I have none available at the moment. I also wanted to create a new partition, hoping that I could write into that one, but GParted could not even see it. I also tried to run 'sudo chown.' and 'sudo chmod.', but the system replied: 'Read-only file system' (that is UDF, by the way). I am trying to run 'autorun.inf' and 'Unlock.exe' manually ('Open with Wine Windows Program Loader'), but Wine replies: 'Application has encountered an unexpected error and is now exiting'. Under Linux (Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS 32-bit, running as Live CD) this cannot be achieved. Under Windows it should be requesting the set password after it is connected (Autorun?). I would like to ask you, whether is there a way to unlock a locked HDD (WD SmartWare) under Wine.

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