How to remove USB partition?

I have an 8GB flash drive which I use for my digital photo frame. I deleted all photos and reloaded more recent ones and once I placed the USB in the frame only old photos which I thought I had deleted appeared.
I then discovered that the USB has a partition that contained the older photos. I deleted these but the USB will only display photos in the one area which has very little space. How can I remove the partition or have the photo frame recognise the other much larger partition?
Please help if you can.
Lousy

Hi budy,
You can change/edit the partition of USB and all other drives in Windows Disk Managment if you have Vista or Windows 7.
Here is a nice article that can help you do to this:
http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB7101OB0006R01.htm

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