Software Roundup 7 Utilities to Get the Most Out of Your USB Drives

Software Roundup: 7 Utilities to Get the Most Out of Your USB Drives

1. USB Grabber. USB Grabber is a software for transferring data from a PC to your USB storage, without asking a questionor for permission, as soon as you plug it into a USB port. ...
2. USB Capture. ...
3. WoeUSB. ...
4. UNetbootin. ...
5. YUMI. ...
6. Etcher. ...
7. MultiBootUSB.

1. How do I restore my flash drive to full capacity in Linux?
2. How do I open USB mass storage in Windows 10?
3. How do I find USB devices on Windows 7?
4. Why is my USB capacity reduced?
5. Why is my 16GB USB only 200MB?
6. How do I restore my hard drive to full capacity?
7. How do I restore a flash drive in Windows 10?
8. Why does my 128gb flash drive only showing 32GB?
9. Why can't I see my USB drive in Windows 10?
10. How do I fix my USB stick not reading?
11. Why can't I open my USB drive?

How do I restore my flash drive to full capacity in Linux?

To restore USB drive, pen drive or flash drive back to full capacity, follow these steps:

1. Select the USB drive to format. Connect the USB drive or pen drive to your computer. ...
2. Set the drive letter and file system. ...
3. Check the warning box. ...
4. Apply the changes.

How do I open USB mass storage in Windows 10?

On Windows 8 or 10, right-click the Start button and select “Device Manager”. On Windows 7, press Windows+R, type devmgmt. msc into the Run dialog, and press Enter. Expand the “Disk Drives” and “USB Serial Bus controllers” sections and look for any devices with a yellow exclamation mark on their icon.

How do I find USB devices on Windows 7?

In Device Manager, click View, and click Devices by connection. In Devices by connection view, you can easily see the USB Mass Storage device under the Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller category.

Why is my USB capacity reduced?

If your USB drive is shown with a wrong size on your computer, it's likely the result of an improper formatting of the drive. Instead of seeing the actual 16GB or whatever the size of your USB drive is, you'll see something like a couple hundred MBs available on it.

Why is my 16GB USB only 200MB?

DataStick USB flash drive is only recognized as 200MB instead of the regular full capacity. Solution: There are numerous possible causes to this behavior. Most commonly this is caused by a software that has repartitioned the drive.

How do I restore my hard drive to full capacity?

When the computer only recognizes the 32GB partition on your external or internal hard drive, the best way to restore it to full capacity is to delete the 32GB partition and create a whole new partition on it: 1. Connect the external hard drive to PC and right-click on Device Manager, select Disk Management.

How do I restore a flash drive in Windows 10?

Clean and format flash drive

1. Open Start.
2. Search for Create and format hard disk partitions and click the top result to open the Disk Management tool.
3. Right-click the removable storage and select the Delete volume option. ...
4. Click the Yes button.
5. Right-click the "Unallocated" space and choose the New Simple Volume option.

Why does my 128gb flash drive only showing 32GB?

Check with disk management as often there is just unallocated space not being used and you keep formatting the small partition. If disk management sees the entire drive the delete all the existing partitions and then create a new one using the full capacity. I can see there's disk space unallocated just as you said.

Why can't I see my USB drive in Windows 10?

If your USB storage is partitioned but still isn't recognized in Windows 10, you have to make sure that it has a letter assigned to it. Find your USB hard drive and right-click it. Choose Change Drive Letter and Paths. Click Add and assign a letter to this partition.

How do I fix my USB stick not reading?

How To Fix a Plugged-In USB Drive Not Showing Up

1. Preliminary checks.
2. Check for device compatibility.
3. Update your operating system.
4. Windows Troubleshooter tool.
5. Use Disk Management tool.
6. Try plugging into a different computer or USB port.
7. Troubleshoot drivers.
8. Use Device Manager to scan for hardware changes.

Why can't I open my USB drive?

If you still cannot access them, it may be because your USB drive has been corrupted or infected with a virus. To repair any damage done, you can try to run chkdsk. To do so, press the Windows Key + X. Next, in the Power Users menu, select the Command Prompt option.