How to return all memory to a flash drive after Linux?

Question

linux

Roll on a 64GB flash drive the image of Kali, played around and decided to demolish it from the flash drive.
I formatted the flash drive and got the output that its memory is 3 GB. Also now, when I connect this flash drive, I see not one device, but two
. How can I return all the memory to it?

Answer 1

run diskpart
do list diskit, find a flash drive among the disks,
do the command select disk 3, instead of 3, the number of your flash drive
and lastly
, you can exit and format it in Windows for the entire volume or here:
assign

Answer 2

Use any partition editor, delete all partitions on the flash drive and create one big one.

Answer 3

Format with Rufus. Rufus demolishes everything that was there.

Answer 4

https://hetmanrecovery.com/en/recovery_news/diskpa...

Answer 5

Disappeared space on the flash drive after writing the image via dd, how to recover?

Answer 6

computer management and there is something related to disks, like "disks and volumes"
you find a flash drive, format it and re-add it with the right button as a volume