Well, it probably did not work out because now it is clean but if I want to format it from the Win8.1 level, I can do exFAT or NTFS and there is no FAT32 Please, give me further help and instructions.
The discussion revolves around a user experiencing an issue with a 64GB Samsung pendrive that only shows 32GB available after creating a system recovery disk in Windows 8.1. Various responses suggest that a 32GB partition was created, leaving the rest of the space unallocated. Solutions include using disk management tools to create a new volume from the unallocated space, restoring the full capacity using software like DMDE, and changing the file system from NTFS to FAT32 for compatibility with other devices. The user successfully restored the pendrive's capacity but faced challenges in formatting it back to FAT32, as Windows 8.1 only offered NTFS or exFAT options. Recommendations for formatting tools and methods were provided throughout the discussion. Summary generated by the language model.
