Maybe it's in the over-provisioned storage space!
Yes, I know it's because of the units conversion, but there could actually be 2 TB of NAND even though it's not accessible to you.
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Windows can't count, so there's the problem.
a bit off topic, but do someone understand why nowadays cheap USB-pen smallest capacity is 130 TB?
Number go up
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It is 2tb. If you look in your drive manager you will see: 2tb. The 0.2tb missing are from the formatting