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I'm using Win7 Ultimate.. just tried to format an existing disk and it only gives me the option of NTFS.... (obviously I just went through the motions to see what options it gave me)

 

Hi

I use windows 7 pro.

click on start

click on my computer

right click on sd card then on format

gives you three

ntfs

fat32

xfat

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Hi

I use windows 7 pro.

click on start

click on my computer

right click on sd card then on format

gives you three

ntfs

fat32

xfat

 

I know how to use it thanks :D ... no option for FAT32,only NTFS...

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I know how to use it thanks :D ... no option for FAT32,only NTFS...

 

 

 

Hi

Well there must be some files missing from your windows

cant think of any other reason

unless Ultimate does not have this

Windows 7 will format an external partition to FAT32, as long as it's 32GB or less

Edited by Rayman

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Try a smaller card (2Gb) to start with if you're not sure.

 

As they come free with phones you can find them almost anywhere.

 

Or format the card in the tablet and plug the tablet into the PC if you can and see if it will see the card.

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There's a size limit on the FAT32 formats you can do

 

must be something wrong with your windows 7

 

I know how to use it thanks :D ... no option for FAT32,only NTFS...

 

Hi

Windows 7 will format an external partition to FAT32, as long as it's 32GB or less

 

Seems like we're going in circles here, the problem is the 32GB limit on FAT32.

 

Larger memory cards or sticks are very common now, and it's pretty annoying that Windows will only do those in NTFS or exFAT.

 

But a 3rd party app can solve that, and you can use it again in a bunch of other devices.

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