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I hope this helps as this has been once of my biggest problems before. You can check on File Explorer that you can now use your SD Card fully. Once the process is finished you can now see a Single Volume with a Healthy (Primary Partition) status that has the same size of your Disk 1 (SD Card). Click Finish to start creating (formatting) the new Volume for your SD Card.

If you just want to have your SD Card formatted to the default Windows SD Card File Format just leave it on FAT32. You specify if you want to use NTFS file formats here. This is not important for us since our only goal is to format the SD Card properly. On the next window you would specify on which drive letter or mount path. Since we want the whole volume to cover the Maximum disk space of your SD Card we do not have to change anything here. The next windows you will be asked on how big the volume you want to be. The New Simple Wizard Window will be shown. On the Disk Management window, on Disk 1 right-click on the Unallocated volume. Once the Deletion of Volume process is completed, the volume on Disk 1 will only be one big volume instead of two. Then click Delete Volume.Ī warning windows will then pop-up. Right-click on the other Volume (boot E:). Once the deletion of the volume is finished, the deleted volume will now be tagged as Unallocated. On Disk 1, right-click on the Healthy (Primary Partition) without a letter drive. Disk 1 is my SD Card with installed Raspberry Pi OS.Note: The drives above have the following properties. The Disk Management Window will be shown. Opening the Disk Management Utility on WindowsĬlick on the Windows icon on your Taskbar then search for Disk Management.Ĭlick on Create and format hard disk partitions. Opening the Disk Management Utility on Windowsġ.If you want to properly format your SD Card you will need to use the Disk Management Utility of Windows. Formatting the wrong drive will result to data loss or deletion of your files. Note: Please be sure to only format the drives that are on your target SD Card. Right Click on one of the SD Card drives ( either E: or F: in my case).If you want to try formatting your drives separately you can do the following.

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If you format separately the two drives (E: and F:), you will end up with two drives instead of one that has the full capacity of the SD Card. Note: If this method does not work for you, I will be writing another method for Windows, Mac and Linux systems in the future.

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Now when you want to use an SD Card back to like using it on your Android Phone or camera, you just cannot use it by simply inserting it on the SD Card slot and turning on your gadget. Now input diskmgmt.msc in the input box and press OK to load the Disk Management console. Then press Win + R keys at the same time to call out the Run box. You can read more about SD Card Disk Partitions when using it for a Rasberry Pi here. Here are the simple steps you can refer to for Raspberry Pi SD card format. Note: You may get a different drive for your SD Cards with Raspberry Pi OS when you insert them on Windows. I am avoiding it on this post as it would complicate matters. Note: There is actually a way to know what specific file system and how big it is for the Drive F. On the photo above here the SD card has 2 drives. One is formatted in FAT32 and the other in Linux Filesystem Format.

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Whenever you install a Raspberry Pi Operating System (Raspbian, Ubuntu Mint, etc.) on an SD Card you will get two drives.

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This left me with a tiny Windows accessible partition and a big phantom partition I can’t do anything with. When I went to reformat the card only 64MB out of the original capacity was available and even when I went into Disk Management in Windows the best I could do is dump the contents of the inaccessible (and presumably Linux-filled) partition. Just recently I upgraded to a bigger SD card for the Pi and pulled the old one to use for another project. I followed along with one of your great Raspberry Pi tutorials a few months ago. running a mobile or micro OS), you’ll find it requires a little more finesse than simply formatting the card to reclaim all the space. If you’ve used an SD card for more advanced purposes than simply storing digital photos (e.g.