Solve Linux flash drive into read-only mode

In a recent project, you need to copy some of the files under Linux. After inserting a USB stick, it is read-only mode.

The USB stick can be written out and not writable.

Toss a turn:

Finally, this solves the following:

Insert a USB flash drive under Windows

Execute CHKDSK g:/F (g is the drive letter on which the USB drive is located)

This process requires that you modify all of the N to execute. If you delete the reason, Y!

Then insert Linux under, resolve.

Finally: I use the UBUNTU14 version, I think the other version of Linux is similar to the same!

Solve Linux flash drive into read-only mode