Comments: ** Comment from web user: jmoneste **
Hello,
I had the same issue and I was able to fix this by re-formating my drive:
Remember this will completely wipe your drive and there is no way to recover the info you erase.
In Windows:
Open a CMD
Start > RUN > cmd <hit enter>
Type: Diskpart
DISKPART> list disk
This will display the Disks connected to the computer
DISKPART> select disk
The one you want to use with WBFS
DISKPART> online disk
If the disk is not online (check if it says ONLINE next to the disk you want to use)
DISKPART> clean
This will clear the partition and volume information
DISKPART> convert mbr
This will allow the Disk to be used as boot disk.
DISKPART> create partition primary
This will make the whole disk to be used for WBFS, if you want a smaller section of the disk let's say 500Mb then the command is "create partition primary size=500"
DISKPART> select part 1
DISKPART> active
This will mark the partition created as active
DISKPART> format fs=ntfs quick
Format in NTFS for better performance on larger files 4gb+
DISKPART> assign letter "Letter"
This is so you can choose the letter in WBFS
DISKPART> exit
Then Open WBFS to format the drive to WBFS, if it was already opened, refresh drive list.