How to Format a USB Using Command Prompt in Windows 10/11

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  1. Open Command Prompt as an administrator.
  2. Run diskpart.
  3. Run list disk.
  4. See the Size column and find your disk. It can be Disk 1 or Disk 2, for example.
  5. Run select disk N, where N is the number of your disk.
  6. Run clean.
  7. Run create partition primary.
  8. Run active.
  9. Run select partition N. You may not need to run this since you only have one partition, unless you create more than one.
  10. Run format override quick.
  11. Run exit to quit diskpart.

For more information, visit the official documentation for diskpart.

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