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ゴリゴリ!
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
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It sounds like a hidden partition was created on your SD card. Try the standard reformat by right-clicking your SD card on your Computer/My Computer window and clicking Format. If that doesn't do the trick, try downloading and running the sdformatter program from the SD website to erase those hidden objects taking up the space.
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2014-04-09, 01:38
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Where dimensions collide...
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The fastest way to fix this is to wipe all the internal partitions and internal volumes on that drive, and then reformat it to FAT32 or ExFAT. This can be done quickly using Ubuntu's included GParted program. I first and foremost suggest Linux for this because the Windows Disk Manager for some reason won't recognize all the volumes (and their partitions) if the drive was formatted in the way the you described. The best Windows alternative that I have found (and personally use) is the MiniTool Partition Wizard (Home Edition), which is free and relatively straight-forward. Just make deathly certain that you have the proper drive selected before you go wiping partitions and volumes, or you can kiss your computer hard drive goodbye. Hope this helps!
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