USB flash drive resumes USB flash drive capacity after Chrome OS is started

For a long time, I wanted to experience Chrome OS. I just had a 4G pny plate. Today I carved Chrome OS on Windows 7 and started a USB flash drive to experience the latest Chrome OS. experience how to do it for the moment, enter win7 to find the disk needs to be formatted to use, after entering Ubuntu found that the disk has actually been attached to two parts, are in Linux ext3/4 format.

 

I first formatted it as FAT32 in win7 and found that after formatting, the disk capacity will become more than 200 MB. No way. Go to Ubuntu and format both mount partitions as fat, but you cannot merge them. After checking on the Internet, we can see a solution that is low-case and a professional formatting tool from the vendor. It seems troublesome and some are not feasible.

 

In fact, a disk is now divided into two partitions. I think the disk management tool in Windows has functions such as partitioning and should be usable. Because I am in Ubuntu, I am using the disk management tool in Linux. First, unmount the two partitions of the USB flash disk and then format the drive directly. Select "no partition". However, the formatted USB flash drive is reinserted without any response. Finally, enter win7 and reformat it to FAT32. The plate is restored to the original 4 GB.

 

In short, the solution to this problem will be to use the common Disk Manager. In Windows computer management, we can see that Ubuntu system management also comes with the Disk Manager, just delete the USB flash drive partition and format it in common format. It is just an assumption that it is acceptable in Linux, But windows is limited by the fact that this solution has been solved and has not been tried in person.