
Step 1.
Plug your SD card into your computer either directly on the PC’s console or via a memory card adapter attached to a USB port.
Step 2.
Then Windows instantly recognizes your SD card and mounts it into system. Open Computer window (for different OS, the window’s name could be Computer,My Computer, This PC) Find your SD card and right-click on it. Click Format.
Step 3.
On Format window, you can choose to tick on Quick Format to save time. Click Start.

Step 4.
Just wait a moment for system to complete formatting. Click OK when it done and close Format window.
Step 5.
Now you have your SD card with its original full space.
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