On Windows 10, the ability to format a USB flash drive can work in many scenarios. for example, you might want to reformat a new or used removable storage device to create sure it doesn't contain any malicious code. Or if a thumb drive is inaccessible as of data corruption. You may have received a flash drive using a file system that is not compatible with your system configuration. Or you're planning to give the drive away and want to create sure personal information doesn't go along with it.
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