Press multi-controller and head to Camera Settings 1. Here we take the Canon camera as an example, but the settings on other camera brands will be very similar. If your SD card is for the camera, you can directly format it inside your camera. Click 'Yes' to continue, set a new label, file system - exFAT, FAT32, or NTFS to the card. Locate and right-click on your SD card, choose 'Format'. Right-click 'This PC', choose 'Manage', enter 'Disk Management'. Insert your SD card into a card reader and connect it to your computer. Note: FAT32 for SD card within 64GB, exFAT for SD card over 64GB. Click 'Start' and 'OK' to confirm the formatting. Specify the file system and set a new label to your SD card. Go to 'This PC' and open Windows Explorer, right-click your SD card, and then choose 'Format'. Connect the SD card to your computer with the SD card reader.

USB micro SD card reader: To enables you to insert the micro SD card to the USB port directly.

Micro SD card adapter: To insert the micro SD card to the SD card port on your computer.

USB card reader: To insert the SD card to your computer's USB port.

Before introducing the steps, we strongly suggest you back up your SD card ahead to prevent data loss. This part is mainly about detailed steps of formatting SD card on the Windows computer. In most cases, when you get a new SD card, it is pre-formatted and you can use it to store files directly. It will assign a new file system - FAT32, exFAT, or NTFS to the SD card, preparing the device reusable to store data. The existing files on the device will all get lost. Generally, formatting an SD card means to destroy the entries of all the existing data, disallowing you to find and use any files on the card. Go to Settings on your phone, find Device Care.

How to format sd card on computer