64GB Pen Drive Showing Only 14GB? 😳 Fix with CMD & Format (100% Working)

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I’ve got a 64GB pen drive in my hand, but when I plug it in, it only shows 14GB. This happens to a lot of people, and basically it pops up when we create a bootable pen drive here. We’re making a bootable drive, and while doing that, when we install Linux onto it. We’re installing it onto the pen drive, turning it into a bootable drive. That’s usually what happens—let’s dive in. Let’s see how we fix this and get it right. First thing first. Take whatever pen drive you have and plug it into your system. After you’ve plugged it in, first check what space is showing up. Right now, our USB shows…. It's roughly fourteen point two gigabytes, alright? Now, if I go ahead and format it this way… Alright, I'm going to show you—I'll right‑click right here, choose the Format option, and you can see the capacity displayed as fifty‑seven gigabytes. Got it? Then I’ll hit the Start button, confirm with OK, and that’s it. At this point, normally everything's finished, right? However, occasionally it doesn't work exactly as expected, so we double‑check it using two separate checks right here. If a partition gets created here in this location, then the very first thing we need to do is this step righ...