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Note: I forgot to account for the initial 2048 offset sectors, so this is not absolutely correct!!! This is 1 MiB of hidden storage used for the bootloader.

The absolute corrected MiB for this particular fake USB drive is:
(106265928-2048)*512/1024/1024=51886 MiB ( Corrected real size)

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In this video, I will show you how to fix a fake USB flash drive absolutely perfectly. The fixed USB flash drive has been re-tested and confirmed to be working correctly. This 128 GB flash drive only has 50.6 real GB memory. Notice that even though I am using GB as a memory unit right here, it's actually more precise to use GiB. Computers generally use a binary system, and so GB implies GiB, but GB is in fact an incorrect unit, so Microsoft or any other software developers are being extremely deceptive and cunning. On the other hand, the memory manufacturers are in the right here. 1 GB of flash memory is exactly 1 billion bytes. The unit GB is correct here. Computers or most software that use GB are incorrect. Getting this right is important, since we want to format the drive to get all the good bytes out of it, thus my claim of doing this absolutely perfectly. Here, I am using the tested sectors to determine the good memory from this fake USB drive. Notice that formatting with any file system does consume a tiny percentage of memory, so you are not going to get a full 1 billion bytes of storage. Combined with the GB and GiB fiasco, you are going to get even less than the advertised bytes, but you are not being conned; you are just being dumb.

Alright, my lovely viewers, that's all for now.
I truly hope you enjoy the rest of this video of me correctly reformatting this fake USB drive, and that the rest of your day is absolutely fabulous — filled with good energy, good vibes, and maybe just a little bit of glitter.

You are amazing, never forget that.
Until next time — see you later, alligator. Stay sweet, stay sparkly, and take care.
Bye! beautiful!