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How To Format A Partition Using Command Prompt

You can Format any HDD partition or Removable Drive using command prompt.
Following are the steps to do it.



STEPS -

  • Open 'Command Prompt' (Open Run by pressing [Windows key + R] )
  • Type 'cmd' (without quotes) in text box and click on OK.
  • Command Prompt will open.
  • Now type the text below in Command Prompt and hit Enter key.

    FORMAT X: /FS:FAT32 /Q /V:FlashDrive

    This will format the drive using FAT32 file system and label the drive as 'FlashDrive'.

    Replace X: with the actual letter of your pen drive

    If you want more help on this command, type FORMAT /? in the command prompt.

    Thank you! :)
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  1. Shreyam JainAugust 25, 2014 at 7:48 PM

    Mast dope trick !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Y u have stopped posting now??????
    It was a very goood page earlier............. :(

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  2. Devang VermaAugust 29, 2014 at 10:48 AM

    @Shreyam Jain: Thanks visitor. :)
    Now a days I'm not on the internet much due to some reason. I'll start posting again after some months.

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