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1. anonymous | Dec 12, 2010 | Reply

   Try unplugging the drive and plugging it back in. That usually works because the USB drive gets automatically remounted with you as owner and not root. I don’t know if sudo is password protected in Ubuntu, but you can try opening a terminal and typing:
   sudo nautilus
   and that will open the file browser with root privileges if there is no password for root. If it needs a password, try “root” or just press enter. If you have trouble with this, you can also try Knoppix Linux (although I guess it would be hard for you to download in the situation you’re in). Email me if you still have problems and I’ll try to get back to you. Good luck!

2. hadi | Dec 12, 2010 | Reply

   It’s my problem for first time.
   Try this, it’s works for me using KNOPPIX and KDE.
   1. umount your usb
   2. right click at icon and find “Properties”
   3. find tab, that exist checkbox “ReadOnly”, uncheck it
   i forget which tab, but u can search it.
   4. find another tab, give permission read,write, and execute to guest, owner and whatever.
   5. now try mount back your usb.

   hope it works

3. jim a | Dec 12, 2010 | Reply

   you can try uninstalling your drive and reinstalling it
   go into device manager
   right click on my computer
   click on manage
   click on device manager
   expand your cd roms
   right click on your burner
   click on uninstall
   then at the top of the chain in device manager you should see your computer name
   right click on that
   then click on scan for hardware changes
   it should find and reinstall your burner

   have you tried to reboot
   have you tried to reinstall the driver

4. PrincessLania | Dec 12, 2010 | Reply

   Go to :
   http://www.download.com/Recover-My-Files-Data-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10567813.html

   It worked for me!

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