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Here's how to Remove UEFS NTFS Partition from USB drive.

i. UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is a modern replacement for the older BIOS (Basic Input/Output System). UEFI provides a number of advantages over BIOS, including support for larger hard drives, faster boot times, and improved security.One of the security features of UEFI is the ability to store the operating system's boot loader on a separate partition from the operating system itself. This partition is known as the UEFI System Partition (ESP) and it is typically formatted in the FAT32 file system.

The ESP can also contain other files that are used by UEFI, such as drivers and firmware updates.NTFS (New Technology File System) is a file system that is used by Windows operating systems. NTFS is a more advanced file system than FAT32 and it offers a number of advantages, such as support for larger files, better performance, and improved security.

A UEFS NTFS Partition is a partition that is formatted in the NTFS file system and that is used by UEFI. This type of partition is typically used to store the operating system's boot loader and other files that are used by UEFI.UEFS NTFS Partitions are supported by all modern versions of Windows.

Here are some of the advantages of using a UEFS NTFS Partition:
Improved security: UEFI provides a number of security features that can help to protect your computer from malware and other security threats. By storing the operating system's boot loader on a separate partition, you can help to protect your computer from attack.
Faster boot times: UEFI can boot your computer faster than BIOS. This is because UEFI does not need to load as many drivers and other files as BIOS.
Support for larger hard drives: UEFI supports larger hard drives than BIOS. This means that you can use a larger hard drive with your computer without having to worry about compatibility issues.
If you are looking for a way to improve the security, performance, and compatibility of your computer, then you should consider using a UEFS NTFS Partition.

ii. There are a few reasons why the "Delete Volume" option might be grayed out in Disk Management.
The volume might be in use. If a volume is currently being used by a program or service, the "Delete Volume" option will be grayed out.
The volume might be a system volume. System volumes are used by the operating system and cannot be deleted.
The volume might be a boot volume. Boot volumes are used to start the operating system and cannot be deleted.
If the "Delete Volume" option is grayed out, you can try the following:
Close any programs or services that are using the volume.
Check to see if the volume is a system or boot volume. If it is, you will not be able to delete it.
Use a third-party disk management tool to delete the volume. There are a number of free and paid disk management tools available online.

If you are still unable to delete the volume, you may need to contact the manufacturer of your computer or storage device for assistance.