Formatting a USB with Windows

I was recently helping some students format a USB drive to run the Kali Linux distro. After formatting the USB for Linux the USB will not be accessible to a Windows system. Below are the steps to get it back to normal operations for a Windows system.

These instructions are assuming you are using Windows 7 or 8.

1. Insert your USB disk into computer.
2. Run cmd as an Administrator.
3. Run diskpart.exe. Use ? if you need help in this program.
4. Type: list disk
5. Find the disk that corresponds to your USB disk.  
6. Select disk X where X is the number of the disk. Confirm that you're using the right disk or you will have a bad time. You can just type in the X number and it should select it.
7. Type: clean (Warning: This command wipes the disk's partition. Any data on the disk will no longer be accessible.)
8. Type: create partition primary. 
9. Type: format fs=fat32 quick. You can choose NTFS or exFAT instead of FAT32 if you want.
10. assign. Assigns the disk a drive letter. I would go with NTFS is you are only using your USB drive in a Windows system.
11. Type: exit to quit.

Enjoy your newly formatted USB drive.