HP USB 3.2 Flash Drive Write Protected After Power Outage During ATTO Benchmark

I have an HP USB 3.2 flash drive that I was running ATTO on to benchmark it when the power went off. When the power came back on, the flash drive was set to write protected. I have tried many tools that are supposedly able to fix this issue but none of them will do a thing to it.

Here's the ChipGenius info

Description: [I:]USB Mass Storage Device(HP USB Flash Drive)
Device Type: Mass Storage Device

Protocol Version: USB 3.20
Current Speed: High Speed
Max Current: 504mA

USB Device ID: VID = 03F0 PID = 2003
Serial Number: 0708424D22A08F63

Device Vendor: HP
Device Name: USB Flash Drive
Device Revision: 0110

Manufacturer: HP
Product Model: USB Flash Drive
Product Revision: PMAP

Controller Vendor: Phison
Controller Part-Number: PS2251-19(PS2319) - F/W 10.06.5D [2023-05-02]
Flash ID code: 983E980376E4 - Toshiba [TLC]

Tools on web: http://dl.mydigit.net/special/up/phison.html

Please provide more details gleaned from Phison GetInfo .
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic4062449.html#21137180

Other tab has
MP F1 F2 is F1+F2
ID_BLK Ver. 1.5.38.0
World Wild Name N/A

iInfo tab is all blank. IF2P tab is greyed and can't be opened.

pidar wrote:

Galane wrote:

I've tried a number of tools that are supposedly able to fix this problem, but none of them do anything.

And the program PhisonWP has also been checked?

It is likely that there has been damage to the voltage generator necessary to tunnel electrons through the floating gate insulators in the programming and erasing processes. Try changing the contents of any of the sectors using a hex-editor. Save the changes. Disconnect and reconnect. Check that the changes have been saved. If not, the problem is hardware-related.

kaleron wrote:

It is likely that there was damage to the voltage generator necessary to tunnel electrons through the floating gate insulators in the programming and deletion processes.

>>21171791
None of my searching turned up that program. It fails to turn write protect off. Tried in normal and elevated command prompt on Windows 10.

Unfortunately, this could only be checked for this time.
https://www.usbdev.ru/f/index.php?topic=11741.0
https://www.usbdev.ru/files/phison/phisonwp/