32 GB is the file size limit for partitions when formatting with the FAT or FAT32 file system on Windows.What A File System Is & How You Can Find Out What Runs On Your DrivesWhat A File System Is & How You Can Find Out What Runs On Your DrivesREAD MORE
Well, as some of you will know, FAT/FAT32 can actually handle up to 16 TB hard drives and up to 2 TB are supported in most operating systems. Microsoft has set a 32 GB partition size limit for the FAT/FAT32 file system to promote NTFS, which is generally more efficient when working with large partitions.
In truth, this limitation only exists in recent versions of Windows. Moreover, Windows does recognize large hard drives formatted with FAT/FAT32. Finally, you can circumvent the 32 GB limit.
In this article, I will show you how to format a large hard drive with FAT/FAT32 or create a 32+ GB partition with that file system.
The Manual Way
You don’t need a tool to circumvent the 32 GB partition limit, you can manually format your …
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Controversial tech exec Travis Kalanick was forced into a face-off with Tim Cook, a new profile of the Uber founder claims, after Apple discovered the ridesharing app had flouted privacy rules. Kalanick’s company has repeatedly made headlines over the past year for a number of reasons, ranging from frustrated drivers, arguments with city administrators and legacy cab firms, over-ambitious autonomous car testing, and allegations of harassment in the workplace. Indeed, Kalanick’s ambition almost saw him lose his entire iPhone audience. The degree to which Kalanick was willing to push his company to the brink is made clear in a new profile of the entre…