All HDD have gone to write protected other than C:/ ????

HI Guys
I am posting this as a separate issue as i have another ticket open re other issues
Other than my C:/ all my other HDD have gone to write protected and cannot fix it.
I have tried diskpart attributes disk set readonly solution but didnt work.

I have not installed anything on my side but as you can see from other ticket.
My partner installed a link from their workplace to work from home.
I think it installed some type of image but would it block me from my HDDs?

I have no idea how to fix the HDD issue any ideas welcome please

Have you executed attributes disk clear readonly command.

FreeBooter said:

Have you executed attributes disk clear readonly command.

Yes i mentioned above in the post "I have tried diskpart attributes disk set readonly solution but didnt work"

You are setting the read only with the command you are executing image you have post shows that.

FreeBooter said:

You are setting the read only with the command you are executing image you have post shows that.

See image

Are you selecting correct disk. To display the attributes on the selected disk, type: ATTRIBUTES DISK

thorrrr said:

I have no idea how to fix the HDD issue...

Your disk 3 is identified by name ( DaddyBear SSD (D:) ) as an SSD, not an HDD. Going 'read-only' is a typical protection mode of a failing SSD in order to give you time to back up the data. The exact behaviour depends on the brand. Intel, for example, is designed to enter read-only when the drive's specified lifetime writes has been exceed.

Intel said:

Solid-state drives may enter into a locked read-only mode once the over-provisioned space depletes and the drive exceeds its lifetime writes. The Media Wear-Out Indicator under the SMART attribute E9 measures lifetime writes.

SSD is in Locked Read-Only Mode

Once in self-imposed read-only mode, Intel SSDs have also been found to shut down completely when next powered down. So do NOT turn off the PC until you have backed up all the data from this drive.

The drive’s media wear indicator ran out shortly after 700TB, signaling that the NAND’s write tolerance had been exceeded. Intel doesn’t have confidence in the drive at that point, so the 335 Series is designed to shift into read-only mode and then to brick itself when the power is cycled. Despite suffering just one reallocated sector, our sample dutifully followed the script. Data was accessible until a reboot prompted the drive to swallow its virtual cyanide pill.

The SSD Endurance Experiment: They're all dead - The Tech Report

Bree said:

Your disk 3 is identified as an SSD, not an HDD. Going 'read-only' is a typcal protection mode of a failing SSD in order to give you time to back up the data. The exact behaviour depends on the brand. Intel, for example, is designed to enter read-only when the drive's specified lifetime writes has been exceded.


SSD is in Locked Read-Only Mode

Once in self-imposed read-only mode, Intel SSDs have also been found to shut down completely when next powered down. So do NOT turn off the PC until you have backed up all the data from this drive.

The SSD Endurance Experiment: They're all dead - The Tech Report

Hi it is all my HDD & SSD that have gone into this non-writable state
Four separate 2 x HDD & 1 SSD have gone into this state

Enable or Disable Disk Write Protection in Windows

FreeBooter said:

Enable or Disable Disk Write Protection in Windows

hi I have followed that last night before doing this post