Windows 10: 64 GiG SanDisk USB Flash Drive Cant Recover The Partition I have made

I have a 64 gig SanDisk USB flash drive and a Windows 10 operating system. About a month ago I partitioned into 2-32gig partitions. Now I want to restore it to its original 64 gig capacity for a recovery disk. I use a program called DiskGenius to do this, and indeed when I restore the partition it shows it has 57 gig.
When I open Windows Explorer I see that it has 57 gig, so I begin the recovery disk. After a couple of days I get a message that I am out of space and I notice that the disk only has a capacity of 32 gig. I go back to DiskGenius to look at the capacity on the right-hand side of the program's screen and says it only has 32 gig, however, the capacity on the left side shows a total of 57 gig.
I have tried this 3 times and get the same result. I expect I am doing something wrong when I use the DiskGenius program and don't know what this is. HELP?

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asking me for password it never gets past the 23% no mater how long I leave it.

I returned the drive I thought it was a bad drive tired it on a new drive and still have the same issue.

The issue I cannot get 128 gig SanDisk Ultra Fit USB 3.0 Flash Drive to be encrypted. I tried to format and tried it again no luck I tried different USB port on my machine and no luck I even tried a different machine and no luck. it keeps locking and unlocking
the drive asking me for password it never gets past the 23% no mater how long I leave it.

Contacted Scandisk and they refer me to Microsoft

 

Partition a USB Flash Drive

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'USB flash drives cannot be partitioned in the Windows operating if the drive is identified as removable media. The only way to partition the USB flash drive is to flip the removable bit so that it is recognized as fixed media instead which can be partitioned like any normal hard drive'

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Partition a USB Flash Drive

I've tried that information and it doesnt work. I've tried this on 4-5 different usb flash drives as well... and, again... Acronis does not work. its been tried a few times