Fat32 Ntfs Formatted Usb Flash Drive

Works like a flash drive should. Can't beat the price for 32GB. Only problem was it came formatted in FAT32 instead of NTFS. The first time I tried to save large files to the flash drive it generated no space errors. Using the Disk Management tool and changing the file system type of FAT32 to NTFS, the flash drive worked great. I am using Windows 10.

Regading USB I wonder if FAT32 file system is required or it works with NTFS also. Which is the maximum USB capacity it can work with it?

Bought this drive recently, since it was formatted for Mac O/S, I had to look up instructions on how to reformat it in NTFS. It was a very easy process once you see how it's done. It has a USB3 interface, but I'm not able to utilize it on my PC (too old) but I will be adding an expansion card for the future. It took me many hours to transfer 2TB of data to this drive due to having to use it on USB2. I've already loaded it up with files and need another one! Thanks for the great deal, B&H. Would buy again for sure.

I formatted this to NTFS to copy large images and they work great

This is my DJ USB for Pioneer XDJ-RX2. Please note you will have to re-format this drive to FAT32 for it to be recognized by Pioneer devices.

Great price and performance as I needed more space. Its fast but unfortunately formatted at FAT32 so that limits its performance.

I formatted the card in my laptop as FAT32, then put it in the SD slot for the PD_Novel. It saw it immediately and I was able to redirect downloads and app backups to the SD card. There is so much more memory now, I've been playing in different app markets. You don't have to know which ones work with your unit. It will tell you if it's not compatible to download and install. Slatedroid has a great volume of information on how to improve the standard PD_Novel. You can browse for hours and learn how these things work. I would recommend the SanDisk Ultra SDHC 32 GB Memory Card for anyone who has the need for lots of memory. Just check the specs first to make sure it will work with your product.

I have several of those Pro SSDs in 2 and 4 TB. All have been reliable and fast. I have used the formatted as FAT32, xfat, and apple's formates.

It comes NTFS formatted but can be easily formatted to exFAT to be used by both Mac and Windows. Its pure plug and play. Works like a snap. There are some WD utilities provided but may not be useful for all folks.

A great little hard drive. It comes with two cables for the different USB ports, which is a plus. It comes formatted in Mac OS Extended, which, while making it Mac specific, makes it easy to partition. I partitioned mine to use 1/4 of the space as a Time Machine, with the rest for file storage.