64GB microSD card - want to format with one large partition but can't

I'm currently struggling to format a 64GB microSD card. I've been into disk manager, etc but can't seem to be able to create a single partition - the minimum it will let me create is two (one of those is 2GB) but when I've done that and put the card into my PC I see FOUR partitons (F, G, H, I) when I click on 'My PC'.

I've tried deleting these, creating new ones, re-formatting, etc but I can't seem to create a single large partition.

I also need the partition to be formatted as exFat.

Any ideas please where I'm going wrong?

The card is a SanDisk.


Thanks

When you format a USB drive or a MicroSD card, in Windows, you can use exFAT as the file system, alongside FAT32 and NTFS.

Delete the partition then try formatting MicroSD card.

Thanks, so I go into Disk Management, delete all volumes and partitions and create a new single partition which I format as exFat, size is 59.48 GB

When I look at 'My PC' I now see THREE drives letters, F, G and H (H is greyed out)

F is of course the new 59.4 GB partition

G is 892 KB

H I can't do anything with.

Where are G and H appearing from? They only appear when I insert the microSD card.

How do I get rid of them as they don't show up in Disk Management.

Thanks!

Please post screenshot of Disk Management.

Hi,
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Thanks all. Looks like the problem is being caused by creating the volume as exFat - for some reason that creates an additional, much smaller volume as well as the main one. If I use NTFS it only creates one volume and associated drive letters.

Not sure why!

Hi,
NTFS is fine no need for any fat on an sd card unless a camera... needs it.