Is it possible to directly format the D drive?

In principle, it is possible.

Analysis:

1. The D drive is generally a non-system disk. Windows will not place system files and configurations on the D drive by default. In this case, as long as the user does not open the Programs and files can be formatted;

2. Of course, if the user opens programs and files on the D drive, the program and files must be closed before formatting;

3 . Currently, many Windows systems modified by third parties will transfer user configurations, temporary files, etc. to the D drive, which will cause the D drive to be unable to be directly formatted.