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I just purchased a brand new 16GB SanDisk USB memory stick and I just tried putting a 5gb movie file on it and it says the file was too large. What the heck could be the problem?
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2013-12-22, 02:34 AM #1Brewmaster
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Flash Drive Question
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2013-12-22, 03:30 AM #2Blademaster
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you need to format it to fat32. Or ExFat
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2013-12-22, 03:47 AM #3Brewmaster
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Thanks. ExFat worked.
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2013-12-22, 08:53 AM #4Pandaren Monk
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Fat32 would be a wrong answer as it can't store files bigger then approximately 4GB.
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2013-12-22, 09:01 AM #5Moderator
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Yeah, the problem is it IS in Fat32. ExFAT or NTFS fixes the issue (however also makes the drive unwriteable on Macs, and unreadable on older stuff)
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