AndnixSH

This is not a common problem, but it is happen when you using Kingroot or something... Disk check will NOT delete any personal data. It will just fix Read-only problem, and make it writeable again as it should 1. Connect your Android device to your computer with a USB cable and turn on mass storage Note: You can't do that if connected as Media device (MTP) or Camera (PTP) 2. Open "My computer" or "This PC" 3. Open the tab "Tools" and select "Check" in error checking section 4. Windows does not find any errors because it doesn't know the read-only bug. Just scan and repair the drive to fix the problem 5. That's all. Now the internal sdcard become fwriteable again Credit: iAndroHacker

  Download: https://github.com/AndnixSH/ShadowPlay-Fullscreen-Fixer/releases   VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/7c227be4ca678c03722c09547c0b9c2097b27dd78c2abb4c51d6e7fca7bf8bb7?nocache=1   How it works? This tool opens a small invisible window on top-left corner that you can't see. The transparent is 99% and it is not visible for you. 0% does not fix the problem as the form will be completely hidden. You can click through the window, so it does not disturb you or annoy you. When you enable it, it will extract the .exe on %AppData%\Local\Invisible Form and execute from there   Enable auto fix on startup will add the .exe file at %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.   The invisible form uses around 5 MB of RAM. Process name "Invisible Form"   How I discovered it Discovered this while I was using Bandicam to open floating selection, so I replicated by opening