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    How to fix a corrupted Pen Drive/SD card using CMD

    Repair corrupted pen drive or sd card using cmd
    In this How-To guide you will learn how to fix the corrupted pen drive using cmd. If you have a Pen drive and it's stop working. No need to worry, you can repair/fix it using Command Prompt.

     Most of all might have faced with this problem. In this guide you need  to give few commands in command prompt and windows will successfully format your corrupted Pen drive or SD card.

    Fix corrupted Pen drive/SD card using CMD.

    follow these simple steps and you can fix it in a minutes.

    STEP-1:
    Insert the corrupted Pen Drive/SD card to your computer.

    STEP-2:
    Now open Command window. You can do this just by pressing "Windows+R" key and type cmd and click on OK. Also you can do this by click on Start button and type cmd in the search box and open the command prompt program.



    STEP-3:
    After opening the command prompt window, now it's time to give some command into cmd window.

    Type "diskpart" and press enter.


    Next type list disk and hit enter. This will display a list of all the storage devices which are connected to your computer.

    STEP-4:
    Now type select disk <the number of your disk> and press Enter.

    Note: Make sure you enter currect disk number otherwise, you may format your internal hard drive.

    STEP-5:
    After selecting the disk currectly ,type clean and press Enter. Next type create partition primary and hit Enter.

    STEP-6:
    Now type active and hit Enter.
    Next type select partition 1 and press Enter.

    STEP-7:
    In the last step type "format fs=fat32" and hit enter key to complete the process.
    If your drives is larger than 4GB replace fat32 with NTFS and press Enter to complete the process. Don't close the window till process is done.

    Entire process is here.

    Now you are done to run your Pen Drive normal again. Hope this article will be helpful for you.

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