Low-level formatting, also known as physical formatting, is the process of preparing a storage device, such as a USB drive, hard drive, or solid-state drive, for data storage by creating a file system and setting up the device's physical structure. During this process, the device's controller is instructed to rewrite the device's firmware, which includes setting up the device's partition table, boot sector, and file system. Low-level formatting is usually performed by the device manufacturer or a professional data recovery service.
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