wipe clean your bootable usb

fadzwaan — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 00:21:19 +0000

Ever thought about reusing your usb back. Sure if you want to make another bootable usb with different operating system you can always burn another iso images , even with windows you can, but cases differ if you relies on media creation tools or surface IT toolkit that needs the usb have storage instead of full with bootable files.

The thing is you can restore your usb and treat it like a normal disk where you can clear its content and turn it back into normal storage device

Method 1: Use DiskPart (works 100%)

⚠️ This will erase EVERYTHING on the USB.

Plug in your USB
Open Command Prompt as Administrator
Type:

diskpart

List disks:

list disk

👉 Identify your USB (by size!)

Select it (example: Disk 2):

select disk 2

Wipe it completely:

clean

Create new partition:

create partition primary
Format it:

format fs=fat32 quick

Assign drive letter:
assign

Exit:
exit

Could not read package.json

fadzwaan — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 16:17:31 +0000

If you dont have package.json and wanted to rebuild it.

Simply and rebuild your package.json with any llm. Don't waste your token and have it read all the code just to get the import . You can just read only the import statements.

grep -rh "from '" . --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" --include="*.js" | grep -oP "from '[^./][^']*'" | sort -u

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wipe clean your bootable usb

Could not read package.json