Formatting a USB Universal Storage Bus is common for those "USV's" or we my classmates and I, and/or some of the IT students commonly call it: Universal Storage of Viruses. An example of a USB virus is the problem that we can't access it. We can't see or at least recover our files, and it cause sometimes an error in formatting it. So I will teach you how to format a USB in other way than the GUI one -- the one that uses a right-clicking and format
OK let's start! A. Opening a Command Prompt: 1. Click start2. Then click All Programs 3. Point to accessories 4. And click comand prompt OR 1. Open RUN ways of opening it:
B. Type the location of the USB
- Hold the Windows (it is in between the left CTRL and ALT) picture on your keyboard then press R
- Type cmd
- Press OK
- Click Start then RUN
- Type cmd
- Press OK
It is commonly D:, E:,G:, or H:, depend on the number of disk inserted
C. Press Enter on your keyboard
D. Type Format location of the USB: then press Enter on your keyboard
E. Then the format process will begin. I didn't press enter thought my USB have has no problem with it ;D
F. The command prompt will say that the format is done. And that's it! You're done! Congratulations!
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D. Type Format location of the USB: then press Enter on your keyboard
E. Then the format process will begin. I didn't press enter thought my USB have has no problem with it ;D
F. The command prompt will say that the format is done. And that's it! You're done! Congratulations!
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