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Hey, so, I recently used my USB stick to install ChromeOS onto my laptop. Now it has made it so that my USB has an E and D drive on it (screenshot below)

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Because of this my USB capacity has changed from 16GB to 1GB. I have tried formating both drives but no luck. Does anyone know how I can restore my USB to it's original state?
 
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Which version of windows are you running there ?
 
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Windows 10
 
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Seanie280672

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Right click the start button and select disk management, as long as you are 100% sure both of those drives (D and E) are the same drive, right click on D in the disk management window and delete the partition, do the same with E, they should then merge into one unpartitioned space, you can now set it up as a new volume.
 
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