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Be aware that Windows may partition your USB in a strange way that makes it appear the memory is much less than what you bought. This happens sometimes with external drives and USB with Windows.<br /><br />Here is how to fix it.<br /><br />Open Windows Command Prompt.<br />>  diskpart<br />> list disk<br />> select disk X (X is whatever Disk # is your USB to flash.)<br />> list partition<br />> select partition X<br />Replace X with the partition number you want to select<br />May have to repeat this step and the next one for other partitions that Windows created<br />> delete partition<br />Don’t worry, this is to remove the partition that Windows created<br />> exit<br />Close CMD<br />Open Windows Disk Management.<br />Enter disk management in the Windows search bar and press Enter.<br />Locate your drive.<br />Usually, it's easy to locate, because it will be shown as Removable with unallocated disk space.<br />Right-click on your USB drive and choose New Simple Volume.<br />A New Simple Volume Wizard window will appear.<br />Click Next<br />Check if the maximum disk size is selected and click Next.<br />Select a drive letter (optional) and click Next.<br />Make sure FAT32 is selected as File system.<br />If FAT32 isn’t an option then select exFAT<br />At Volume label, you enter a label name.<br />Click on Next.<br />Click on Finish.<br /><br />If you get a prompt to “Format drive” click yes.<br />You should be good to go.
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