USB Low-Level Format

Portable drives are a huge advantage for anyone using a computer. Storing and transferring data with the help of a thumb drive is one of the easiest methods around, yet issues may arise even with the simpler things. If you have USB drives that maybe got corrupted, infected with malware or the capacity went down, you might want to check USB Low-Level Format out. This application was designed to format removable drives down to their factory state and can prove handy with saving you time and money.

Why throw away a product when you can repair it? Use USB Low-Level Format to ensure your thumb drive is not completely broken. If you can reset it back to its initial state, why waste your money on new products.

The tool performs a so-called zero-fill action in order to simulate the finishing aspect done in factories. More precisely, the drive gets purged, removing all flags, settings, or content, followed by adding 0 bytes to every location on the drive. The result - a clean and restored flash drive ready to work again.

As for the interface, that's plain and simple. Dropdown menus are in place to facilitate the selection of labels, target file system, format options, and cluster size.

Besides the star of the show — the Low-Level format — the utility can perform quick formatting, compression, and data wipe. In case you are not up for a hard reset, these lesser options are there for you. Also, you can create bootable drives for Windows, Linux, and MSDOS.

Having a program like USB Low-Level Format around is a wise move. Nobody will use it on a daily basis, that's for sure, but for when the situation arises and your money and time are at stake, pulling this ace from the sleeve will definitely prove handy.