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title: "Reset the flash memory on STM32H747-based devices"
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Learn how to reset the QSPI flash memory for STM32H747-based Arduino devices by uploading a utility sketch. The sketch will remove any previous partitioning scheme, and recreate the factory-defined partition scheme. Finally, the latest connectivity firmware and TLS certificates are reinstalled.

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You may want to use this procedure to:

* Restore the factory-defined memory allocation for full support of Arduino IDE or Arduino Cloud.
* Resolve issues with storage or connectivity.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> Resetting the flash memory will remove the PLC IDE runtime. [Reinstall the runtime](https://docs.arduino.cc/software/plc-ide/tutorials/plc-ide-setup-license/#3-download-the-runtime) to continue using PLC IDE with your device.

Supported devices:

* GIGA R1 WiFi
* Opta
* Portenta H7
* Portenta Machine Control

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**Follow these steps:**

1. Download the following sketch:

[memory_partitioning.zip](https://docs.arduino.cc/3147be35e0c40957022af51f015c3e4d/memory_partitioning.zip){.link-download}

1. Open the sketch in your editor:

* Arduino IDE: Extract the .zip into your [Sketchbook](https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/4412950938514-Open-the-Sketchbook-folder). Ensure both `memory_partitioning.ino` and `certificates.h` are inside a folder named `memory_partitioning`.

* Cloud Editor: Open the [Sketches tab](https://app.arduino.cc/sketches) and click on the **Create** button in the top-right corner. Select **Import local file** in the dropdown menu and import `memory_partitioning.zip`.

1. Open the imported sketch in your editor.

1. Connect your device to your computer and select the device in the editor.

1. Click ![Upload button](img/symbol_upload2.png) **Upload** to upload the sketch to the device.

1. Click the ![Serial Monitor button](img/symbol_monitor.png) **Serial Monitor** button in the top-right corner or select Tools > Serial Monitor (IDE only).

1. Open the Serial Monitor. When this message appears, the process is complete:

```
Firmware and certificates updated!
It's now safe to reboot or disconnect your board.
```