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Execute the <span class="command">list disk</span>following command to obtain information about eachthe disks in the computer.
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Execute the following command to obtain information about the disks in the computer.
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Make sure thatPlug in the USB stick that you want to reset is unplugged.
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Plug in the USB stick that you want to reset.
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A new disk, which corresponds to thate USB stick, that you plugged in,
 appears in the list.
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A new disk, which corresponds to the USB stick that you plugged in,
appears in the list.
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Make sure that its size corresponds to the size of the USB stick that you want to
reset. Note down theits disk number assigned by <span
class="application">Diskpart</span> to the USB stick.
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Make sure that its size corresponds to the size of the USB stick that you want to
reset. Note down its disk number.
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Execute the <span class="command">clean</span>following command to delete the partition table from the USB stick.
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Execute the following command to delete the partition table from the USB stick.
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Execute the <span class="command">convert mbr</span>following command to create a new partition table on the USB stick.
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Execute the following command to create a new partition table on the USB stick.
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Execute the <span class="command">create partition primary</span>following command to create a new primary partition on the USB stick.
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Execute the following command to create a new primary partition on the USB stick.
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[[More help on how to start the <span class="application">- [How to start the *Command
 Prompt</span>|*](https://www.computerhope.com/issues/chdos.htm]]
)
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- [How to start the *Command Prompt*](https://www.computerhope.com/issues/chdos.htm)
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