U disk is a personal item for many people and an indispensable tool for many people. But does anyone know the secret of U disk format?
Generally speaking, the default U disk format is FAT32
This format is the default format when the U disk was just bought. This format has a fast read and write speed, but I wonder if anyone has tried to use it to copy a "single file" file larger than 4GB?
FAT32 cannot copy a single file larger than 4G
How to solve the problem that this format cannot copy a single file larger than 4G?
Convert format, how to convert format?
Experienced people will know that the format can be converted through quick format
NTFS format will not have a 4GB limit
Choose NTFS format will not have 4GB limit
But doing so will format the files in the U disk
Next, I will teach you a way to format conversion without formatting.
win+r to open the run window, type cmd and press enter
The first is to enter in the cmd window
convert here to write the drive letter /fs:ntfs (if the format of the drive letter is H, enter H: note that it is an English colon)
then enter,
The second is to make a bat and double-click to change the format
Create a new txt document and copy the following code, save it, change the extension to .bat and double click to run
@echo off
Echo function: Convert FAT32 format disk to NTFS format without formatting PS: This operation is irreversible
set /pq=Please enter the drive letter (for example, to convert the C drive, enter: C and press Enter):
convert %q%: /fs:ntfs
pause
run
View drive letter
input drive letter
Enter
conversion completed
! ! ! ! This operation is irreversible, U disk converted to NTFS format can only be converted back to FAT32 format by formatting! ! ! !