Here at Flashbay we use ExFAT to format our 64GB models or Flash Drives that have individual files larger than 4GB data preloaded onto them. However, there is something called the ‘Extended File Allocation Table (ExFAT) created by Microsoft that forms part of our solution for Microsoft Windows users. This system was created in 1995 and, for computer-protection reasons, imposes limitations on copying a file to your Flash Drive if it exceeds 4GB in size – this was a lot of data back in 1995! Most USB Flash Drives are formatted with something called an ‘FAT32 File System’. However, you keep getting a message stating ‘not enough free space’, despite the fact there is plenty of ‘free space’ on the Flash Drive. It’s completely empty and you want to copy a large file to it, let’s say 5GB. Why can’t I copy large files to my USB Flash Drive?
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