Launch command prompt or Powershell, run the command diskpart. (normally this isn't a problem, I just format the USB to FAT32 with gparted on a linux machine, but yesterday I was stuck with only a windows machine and only one Linux-USB and I needed an USB)įormat linux USB drive in Windows (not visible in file explorer) If I open cmd, then diskpart, the same thing happens: an endless loop with the windows from #2. If I try to format from that window, the windows appears again and interrupts itself in an endless loop. When I try to format the Linux-USB, the window from #2 above appear and interrupt the formatting. If I open windows explorer, right click and choose manage, then open disk management - I normally can format an USB. How do I format that Linux-USB in windows so windows can use it? nothing happens, because windows don't recognize the linux file system. Say that I have created a bootable USB for instaling a linux distro, and then put the USB in a windows computer. Now a window will pop up saying that I need to format the unit before I can use it (and I can format directly from that windows). Say that I have an unformatted USB and put it in a windows computer. If I put the USB in a windows computer, the windows explorer will open and I can access the files. Say that I have an USB with some windows-files.
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