Question HDD showing incorrect storage capacity

[YeagerrBomb]

I recently built a gaming PC and installed a 480GB SSD and a 2TB HDD for memory. I booted windows from a USB drive onto the SSD and went to add the HDD as a drive after setting up the computer. When I was inputting settings for the drive (capacity/name/etc.) I must have set the capacity to GB instead of TB because when I check the storage available on the HDD it reads as 1.97GB. Even when deleting the volume and adding it again as a simple volume, it still registers as only having around 2 gb of memory. Is there a way to reset this hard drive to its original capacity?

https://imgur.com/a/B24OmH6

 

[YeagerrBomb]

Here is a screenshot of the system protection for the volume (the HDD). The drive is labeled as a D drive because it was added as the secondary hard drive.

https://imgur.com/a/dh1E9Ba

 

[ElectrO_90]

Can you check your BIOS that it is seeing your HDD?
I don't think that's your HD. Another guy on this forum had a similar problem and it turned out to be some RAM he had plugged in, which windows sees on the motherboard, like a fast cache.
Maybe list your computer specs

 

[YeagerrBomb]

Can you check your BIOS that it is seeing your HDD?
I don't think that's your HD. Another guy on this forum had a similar problem and it turned out to be some RAM he had plugged in, which windows sees on the motherboard, like a fast cache.
Maybe list your computer specs

Specs are
ASUS GTX 2070
Intel I7-8700k
Asus Mobo z370-a II
Corsair ram DDR4 16GB (2x8)
2 TB Seagate HDD
480gb SSD

 

[ElectrO_90]

So the BIOS is seeing that you have a 2TB Seagate?
Very strange if that's the case.
You can right click on it in disk manager and delete it and start again

 

[Calvin7]

You need to exchange the drive. Check your warranty.

 

[YeagerrBomb]

You need to exchange the drive. Check your warranty.

There's no way to overwrite this?

 

[SkyNetRising]

There's no way to overwrite this?

Try cleaning the drive with diskpart.