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I am having problems with my flash drive. It is recognized by Windows as my
f: drive. When I do a properties on it, it says the file system is RAW and
that the used space is 0 bytes and the free space is 0 bytes. I can not
format the drive. I had read online where creating a partition through
computer management might fix the problem. When I right click on the f: drive
under disk management, create a new partition is not an option. (in computer
management, the drive is showing a capacity of 124 mb and 124 mb of free
space. ) Where exactly on that screen am I supposed to right click? Why is
create a new partition not an option?
Thanks,
ngg
f: drive. When I do a properties on it, it says the file system is RAW and
that the used space is 0 bytes and the free space is 0 bytes. I can not
format the drive. I had read online where creating a partition through
computer management might fix the problem. When I right click on the f: drive
under disk management, create a new partition is not an option. (in computer
management, the drive is showing a capacity of 124 mb and 124 mb of free
space. ) Where exactly on that screen am I supposed to right click? Why is
create a new partition not an option?
Thanks,
ngg