Windows 10: USB G: Boot Software Persists after diskpart clean all. SanDisk util.

I created this boot enabled universal serial bus drive. I think it may have been clover but some software along the way created a G: drive that appears as a compact disc when you insert it into the universal serial bus port. I did a diskpart clean all to it and still this G: drive shows up when I insert the usb drive. I as well tried formatting with GParted and SD Formatter. Nothing seems to get rid of this G: drive.

How can I remove the code or partition?

Thank You!


P.S.: It appears to be the password utility. OK I understand I had never seen that before...
This is a SanDisk I was using disk utility's for like an hour I couldn't figure out why this G: keeps appearing. Apparently it a utility embedded in for password protection.

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