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STEPS TO FORMAT THE PENDRIVE THROUGH CMD (IN WINDOWS)

 Steps To Format Pendrive Using CMD:
  1. First of all boot up your computer in normal mode.
  2. Now insert your USB pendrive in your computer.
  3. Now watch out the name of your drive, note that the name must not be listed in any other than the drives, Lilke it must be like G, F drive etc.
  4. Let your USB pendrive is listed as “D: removable storage device” in your my computer.
  5. Now in your windows type the window button of your keyboard and type “cmd“.
  6. Now the command prompt window will get displayed on your screen.
  7. Now type there “Format D:” if you want to normal format your USB pendrive.
  8. If you want to format your drive with FAT32 then you have to type Format D: /FS: FAT32 .
  9. Thats it your pendrive will get formatted by this and now you access a virus free pendrive for your work.

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