This is the walk through on how to format USB drive via command line. DISKPART> CleanĭiskPart succeeded in creating the specified partition.ĭiskPart marked the current partition as active. Note here I chose to format in NTFS you may use format such as FAT32 etc.
Step 3: Specify the partition label, file system and cluster size for your target partition. Step 2: Choose the target partition and click Format Partition under Partition Management in the left pane.
Select disk x (x represents your USB drive)*įor the example here my disk is #4, it should look something like below. Step 1: Run MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition to its clear main interface to start FAT32 format SD card/USB drive. Click HERE to download the Free version of AOMEI Partition Assistant. This should give you something look like below. In reply to Dhani Ws post on October 26, 2016. Type “ DISKPART” and Hit Enter, from the diskpart prompt, type “ list disk” and hit enter. Today we will go over how to format USB drive via the command line. While do this via GUI is simple and easy, if you want to repeat this for several USBs or automate this action, you probably want to do that via the command line to run as a batch script. You plug in the USB drive and find it Windows File Explorer, and right-click > Format. Formatting a USB Drive can be pretty straightforward.
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