Hi, I have a 8gb USB with a 16mb's read-only partition and I want to delete it to have the full USB partition but I can't. I used MiniTool Partition Wizard but it's imposible. OS: Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 15046 Any way to do it? Thanks in advance.
Try this... Open command prompt, type diskpart then list disk and find your drive. Then select disk whatever your drive is. Then type attributes disk, attributes disk clear read only. That should do it if there is no physical or firmware lock.
If you write an image (.img) to the USB drive using disk imager, don't they wipe all partitions and write to the full disk?
So the steps are find an .img file (A Raspberry Pi OS, for example.) Go to Win32 disk Imager and try to flash it? The partition is only 16mb. Will it do it?
Hi Bat.1 I like to see again here myself also have problems sometimes ago already make post about this with one 64GB and until now same using hddguru software can solve so I smashed the little drive with one big hammer
@Tito thanks for share this tool although I don't understand nothing of Russian language I anyway download and someday I can need it I'm very lazy to translate on FF
Yep, it won't care about partitions, just the drive itself If it works, next use Partition Minitool to delete the partition and create one new primary, hopefully using the full drive
What does it say? Did you select the actual Disk rather than the drive/partition?, been a while since I used diskimager