How to display a USB flash drive as two partitions, one for USB flash drive boot and one for files.

Partition directly with the partition tool or use the mass production tool.

In fact, this is very simple, the traditional USB flash drive starts to burn.

Master, Windows will not recognize the second partition. Linux can. This is Microsoft.

itself is limited, and if you want Linux can recognize it also needs to be dedicated.

Linux partitioning tools are used to partition, such as gparted, but now use Linux systems.

There aren't a few.

So there is really no way to identify the partition with many USB disks under win? The answer is definitely yes, there are two ways, one is difficult, and the other is very troublesome and boring;

1. It's a workaround.

With the bootice tool, you can set one of the sub-or land areas of a multi-partition USB flash drive to be visible at any time, although it cannot be visible at the same time, but it is still a solution.

Partitioning is still done with common partitioning software.

Both FAT32 and NTFS formats are available, depending on which partition is activated, use Bootice to activate which partition.

Merge two partitions:

will delete all files from the G drive).

1.Right-click on the G drive, click Delete Volume, and wait for the partition to turn black and unallocated.

2.Right-click the F disk to call the shape of the Yu and roll, point the rent such as hitting the expansion volume, and keep clicking the next step.

3.Finish. It can be hidden and has no effect on the installation system.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and then right-click "This Computer" on the computer.

2. Click Disk Management.

3. Touch the two partitions found in Disk Management, right-click the partition to be deleted, and click Delete Volume.

4. After deleting, there will be an unallocated partition.

5. Right-click on another partition and select Expand Volume. Laugh seeps wide.

6. Click Next.

7. Click Done.

8. After the expansion is completed, the two partitions will become one.

After connecting the USB flash drive, click "One-click to make a USB flash drive boot disk". The software will automatically divide the USB flash drive into two sections. One area is the main program where the boot disk is stored, and the default setting is 300M. Partitions are hidden.

The remaining USB flash drive capacity will be allocated to another disk. It can store reads and writes normally and will not be hidden.

If you want to delete the hidden partition, you can click the button "Initialize USB flash drive". The USB flash drive will be emptied and all will be restored to their default values. Of course, the USB flash drive does not have the function of a boot disk.

Since you feel that partitioning is so difficult, in fact, you don't need to partition it, you just need to do the boot disk first, the files in the disk are hidden by default, only more than 4k, you look like there is nothing, as long as you don't format the USB flash drive, it won't destroy your PE system.

Do mass production, you won't do it, go to the ** to find a seller to spend a few dollars and let him do it for you. If you don't do it well, the USB flash drive may burn. You can't fix it back without dedicated software.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and then right-click "This Computer" on the computer.

2. Click Disk Management.

3. Find the two partitions of the USB flash drive in Disk Management, right-click the partition to be deleted, and click Delete Volume.

4. After deleting, there will be an unallocated partition.

5. Right-click on another partition and select Expand Volume.

6. Click Next.

7. Click Done.

8. After the expansion is completed, the two partitions will become one.

Start by plugging your USB flash drive into your computer.

a.Start All Programs Attachment Command Prompt (the previous step can also be directly opened with win+r key combination "Run", and then enter cmd to open the command prompt).

b.Then type "diskpart" under the command prompt window and press enter after that"to enter the diskpart interactive environment (note that "quotation marks" should not be entered, and the following commands about input do not contain """).

c.Type "lis dis" and press "enter.""to display all the disks, and you will see two disks, disk 0 and disk 1, disk 1 is your USB flash drive (you can see by the size).

d.Enter "SEL Dis 1" and press "Enter" to select "Disk 1".

e.Type "clean" and press "enter" to delete all partitions under "Disk 1".

f.Enter Create Partition Primary and press Enter to create a primary partition under Disk 1.

g.Enter "active" and press "enter" to activate the primary partition. (I think it is necessary to perform this step, some of them don't use this step to go directly to the next step, but I tried, the first time I didn't perform this step and successfully restored the USB flash drive, but then I had to perform this step several times to complete the work to restore the USB flash drive).

h.Enter "format fs=fat32 quick" and press "enter" to quickly format the main partition to FAT32 format. Of course, you can also use the "format fs=fat32" or "format fs=ntfs" or "format fs=ntfs quick" command, I won't talk about the format, saying that the difference between adding quick and not adding quick, adding quick commands means quick formatting, and not adding quick means full formatting.

Quick format simply deletes the files on the hard drive, while full format really re-splits the hard drive. Generally speaking, a quick format is better than a full format because it can be formatted at a very fast speed and requires less wear and tear on the hard drive. However, if you suspect that there may be bad sectors on the hard disk, you should perform a full format to conduct a complete scan of the hard disk, which will mark the bad sectors on the hard disk to prevent subsequent use, which can improve the use of the hard disk with bad sectors to a certain extent.

i.Enter "exit" and press "enter" to exit the diskpart interactive environment.

j.Enter "exit" and press "enter" to exit the cmd interactive environment.

ok！Now go and see if the USB flash drive in your computer is done.

Whether it is a hidden partition or a normal partition, you can restore it to one by following the steps below:

Back up all your data to your hard drive.

Right-click on My Computer to open Device Manager.

Click on Disk Management on the left side, and Figure 4 pops up.

Among them, disk 1 on the picture is a U disk, and the situation of each computer is different, judging according to the capacity and name.

Right-click one of the USB flash drive partitions and select Delete Volume.

Right-click on another partition and delete the volume as well.

Right-click on the unallocated space and create a simple volume.

The USB flash drive can be partitioned, but it can only be booted for one partition.

1. There is no way to repair the system boot of the USB flash drive, and add the boot files of two partitions.

2. When the USB flash drive is recognized by the motherboard, it will not recognize two partitions, but only one partition.

There is only one to do, and here's how:

Take the Chinese cabbage U disk tool as an example to illustrate the operation process:

2. Then insert the USB flash drive into the computer.

3. Follow the prompts, select the inserted USB flash drive, OK, and start making.

4. After completion, remove the USB flash drive to start the computer with the USB flash drive.

Press the parameter in ** to set it OK.

Ask, do both partitions need to be hidden? If you don't need it, it's almost the same as installing a dual system.

You can go to the worry-free forum to check it out.