my XP Professional laptop wont format any memory stick over 32Gb
wklee wrote:
Austinian wrote:
CAcreeks wrote:
rookie79pandora79 wrote:
My XP Professional laptop will not format any memory stick/or card greater than 32Gb.. however i did once buy a mem stick which did, why is this?
If you recall formatting a > 32GB mem stick, you probably did it with third party software.
https://www.howtogeek.com/316977/how-to-format-usb-drives-larger-than-32gb-with-fat32-on-windows/
Could be; also, I wonder if a previously full-formatted >32GB drive (from the OEM?) could be successfully quick-formatted by XP without destroying the factory formatting?
The site the HowToGeek site linked to, RidgeCrop, is inaccessible when I tried to click on the link. I had a friend who was uncontactable for some years. He used the demon.co.uk domain so the the entire site is gone now.
As best I recall, that used to be a pretty well-known domain. But not really a surprise it's dead, and not much demand for Windows XP fixes nowadays anyhow.
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