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If you're referring to a virtual CD image (.iso, .cue, etc), you should be able to just delete those like you would any regular file. Just be sure to unmount it first using the virtual CD software (i.e. DaemonTools) before deleting, otherwise your PC will tell you that the file's in use.
On the other hand, if your USB drive has a virtual partition, you can just format your drive on any computer. That will wipe all the data (including the partitions) on the drive and give you just one big chunk of free space.
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December 25, 2008 02:23 PM
Is there a way to delete a virtual CD from a generic USB drive?
I have a usb stick that my brother gave me but it has a virtual CD drive on it. The stick is from a university and not branded and I would like to get rid of the CD portion.
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| December 25, 2008 02:35 PM |
On the other hand, if your USB drive has a virtual partition, you can just format your drive on any computer. That will wipe all the data (including the partitions) on the drive and give you just one big chunk of free space.
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