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Either that or just replace the flash drive. They are very inexpensive.
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Either that or just replace the flash drive. They are very inexpensive.

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you can use SD card reference formatter if you are not familiar with windows disk structures.
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you can use SD card reference formatter if you are not familiar with windows disk structures.

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Worked like a charm. &nbsp; Thanks!
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Open a cmd<br />
Diskpart<br />
List disk<br />
Select disk #<br />
Clean<br />
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Make sure you select the correct disk!
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Open a cmd
Diskpart
List disk
Select disk #
Clean

Make sure you select the correct disk!

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I thought I closed this one out.
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You did.<br />
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People can still comment in it even after it is closed.
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You did.

People can still comment in it even after it is closed.

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Oh, I wasn't aware of that. &nbsp;Very nice.
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My son recently got himself a 32GB flash drive. &nbsp;He partitioned it with a 2GB NTFS partition and left the rest unallocated. &nbsp;He went to remove the 2 GB partition and he can't. &nbsp;I tried with the computer mgmt in Win 7 and I can't get it to go. &nbsp;Is this too simple and I'm a dope?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
jwhite
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My son recently got himself a 32GB flash drive.  He partitioned it with a 2GB NTFS partition and left the rest unallocated.  He went to remove the 2 GB partition and he can't.  I tried with the computer mgmt in Win 7 and I can't get it to go.  Is this too simple and I'm a dope?

Thanks,
jwhite

Remove flash drive partition

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