How can we transfer a file larger than 4 gig on a USB stick or an external hard drive

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How can we transfer a file larger than 4 gig on a USB stick or an external hard drive

This video tutorial will present, more than 4 gig on a USB stick.
When buying a USB stick when he will come in format 32.Acest FAT format allows us to easily handle the stick and could get in your PC without any problem risc.Singura format is not fat 32 can transfer a file larger than 4 find solutions giga.Una the go-to format NTFS format and then allows us to transfer files greater than 4 giga.
NTFS format recounted on the regular hard drives you have in your computer.
We can we have the same problem and an external hard drive so we can transfer large files you'll need to change the format FAT32 in NTFS.

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costel says:

December 14, 2008 at 19:54 am

after I changed the format NTFS format can go back to fat32?
admin says:

December 14, 2008 at 20:05 am

You can revert back to fat when you 32.
ATTENTION when thirsting the stick formatted in NTFS do not remove the stick directly from the pc, but only through the "Safe remove hardware" option available in the tray with right click on the respective icon.
costel says:

December 28, 2008 at 23:08 am

if you change the format often can spoil the stick?
boby_admin says:

December 28, 2008 at 23:33 am

I do not think it hurt, but it can hurt to him formatted NTFS and remove it from your PC as before.
When NTFS is the stick must be removed from SAFE OPTION USING COMPUTER HARDWARE REMOVE, it no longer perceived by PC USB STICK YOUR CI is seen as HDD.
janus says:

December 31, 2008 at 14:16 am

as much as I struggled to put a big file and I didn't know what it has :)), now I found out what and how ..... thx
Dany says:

January 19 2009 at 12: 22

Hello and congratulations for tutorials. For example I find this tutorial useful for. I did not know that one can transfer files greater than 4 gig with a USB stick. You might make a tutorial and about USB Safely Remove. Thank you.
Denis says:

February 4, 2009 at 15:24 p.m.

for 2 months I have been struggling to find a solution for 4 gb ... I have a 14 gb file and I couldn't transfer it to hd but now I can
THANKS FOR THE HELP:)
Cosmin says:

February 9, 2009 at 16:03 p.m.

bn bn but ew can not remove a game archive (lost via domus) .partitia is NTFS and tried and C (I've done 20 and Fat32 gb) what can I do? how do I get out of archive? no format?

glitter says:

February 13, 2021 at 9:53 p.m.

you are too stupid, when you write "bn ew" you do not call yourself a man, but you are retarded.

Adrian says:

February 9, 2009 at 16:12 p.m.

@Cosmin: usually some leave partition C with little space ... in order to unzip the archive in C you have to have a little over 20G free !!! if you don't extract it in a partition where you have more space !!! on D for example ... if you don't have space there either ... then you have to give up something to get at least 20 G so that you can unzip the archive ...
Cosmin says:

February 9, 2009 at 16:57 p.m.

ew poi..unde want to extract it all so I 34 gb liber..si do we try and D and C 16 gb 6gb all merge..sa not do anything in space E? can remove about 20gb: - ? it will work?