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3. Select “Disk Management”.
You should see a list of available storage
devices.
4. Check, whether your drive is listed.
5. Right click on the right hand box and select
“Delete Partition” in the pop-up menu.
6. Right click on the box ad select “Create New
Partition” in the pop-up menu.
7. Then select “Primary Partition” in the partition
wizard window. Click next.
8. A drive letter will be displayed, which you can
change. Click next.
9. Confirm to format the drive.
As I try to format the drive, I receive the message
“Could not complete format”.
A: This can be caused by formatting the drive with
FAT file system.
Try “NTFS” file system. This should solve the
problem.
The drive seems to be operating slower than 480
Mbps (USB 2.0 specification).
A: Make sure that you are using a USB 2.0 port, and
not the old V1.1 standard.
There are some possibilities, like available CPU
resources, other connected USB devices at the
same time which may cause some slower
operation than the ideal 480Mbps/s.
