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  1. Open your terminal then type gnome-disks
  2. Locate your FD and make sure check the device /dev/sdc -> command sudo fdisk -l (then locate your FD based on memory and get the dev loc)
  3. unmount your FD sudo unmount /dev/sdc* (Optional)
  4. sudo wipefs --all /dev/sdc (the FD device loc)
  5. To create partition of FD sudo cfdisk /dev/sdc
  6. Pick dos, new, primary, write(able to write to the FD), type yes and quit
  7. Turn the FD to vfat and rename it with -> sudo mkfs.vfat -n 'Name of the FD' /dev/sdc1 (because one we have partion the FD)