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I have a usb stick called "my little usb"; under 'Get Info' it shows a capacity of 1.75GB, Available 835.4MB and Used as 917.7MB yet nothing shows in the content folder.
Why can't I see what is on the stick? Could the Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled) be anything of consequence?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.13
Hi,
It could be firmware or sometimes manufacturers install other software which cannot be seen. Reformat the drive in Disk Utility (Mac OS Extended (Journaled) is good) and whatever space it gives you is all you can get. There's nothing else you can do.
Hi,
It could be firmware or sometimes manufacturers install other software which cannot be seen. Reformat the drive in Disk Utility (Mac OS Extended (Journaled) is good) and whatever space it gives you is all you can get. There's nothing else you can do.
Tough to say, there are a bunch of fake Flash drives on the market, advertising more space by jiggling the Firmware.
Shouldn't be the Format, nut in Disk Utility's View Menu have you chosen View all devices & have erased the top left name of that device?
Where is the content?!
