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USB Flash Drive Problem - Can't copy large files
- Thread starter kfunk
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not unless you can format it as NTFS. Have you tried the "convert" command?
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Actually the NTFS option becomes available after optimizing the drive for performance ("Optimize for performance"), under the drive's properties in Device Manager--> "Policies" tab. Otherwise the FAT32 limit is 4GB.
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Use HP's thumb drive format utility, it supports FAT16,32 & NTFS.
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=197
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=197
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I doubt there is one, but I don't know for certain. When I need to change the FS on a drive, I just format it.
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why do you need fat32? are you using any systems that are:
windows Me or lower
OS X
Linux
?
If not your better off with NTFS
windows Me or lower
OS X
Linux
?
If not your better off with NTFS
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No need with Linux, it can read any Filesystem format you can throw at it, whether it be NTFS, Fat16 or 32 HFS+, ZFS, etc
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Strike OS X off the list too, it had no problem reading my external drive.
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you coudl've separated files with WinRAR. i did that when i tried saving Supreme Commander on my USB 
i hate to split the image into 2 parts to be able to fit.
i hate to split the image into 2 parts to be able to fit.
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good to know, it can read NTFS OS X but i dont think it can write? or did some new update fix that cause last i used leopard i could not write to NTFS
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