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Originally Posted by Pen guin
Sorry for the confusion...
It is in fact a 32gb usb drive. but I put 4gb in quotes in my post to represent, my frustration, but the max capacity had changed.
What is on there now is a LinuxMint 20.1 .iso. FWIW, it's been assigned letter H: to the drive by Windows...
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But first I have to return the drive to its full capacity of 32GB...
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Any of the tools for partitioning (fdisk, gdisk, parted, gparted, etc.) should work. All that is needed is to remove the existing partition which fakes the USB to think it is exactly the size of the iso image written to it, then create a new partition and format it as fat32 and you should have the original 32G available.
