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Windows has at least two different levels of "format". The instructions are not clear as to which to use or not use.
Windows has at least two different levels of "format". The instructions are not clear as to which to use or not use.
One if FDISK, usually run from DOS, and seems like it should be avoided because it will muck with the partition boundaries.
One is FDISK, usually run from DOS, and seems like it should be avoided because it will muck with the partition boundaries.
Another is the FORMAT of the "File Manager", usually accessed by right clicking on the device.("Explore" to the device, right click, select "Format...". Within that choice is a "Quick Format" option which may be good or bad to use with a flash device.
Another is the FORMAT of the "File Manager", usually accessed by right clicking on the device.("Explore" to the device, right click, select "Format...". Within that choice is a "Quick Format" option which may be good or bad to use with a flash device.