Users of flash drives and memory cards are rarely interested in which file system their drive is formatted on. It's no secret that memory cards are best formatted in the device in which they will be used, and flash drives are the manufacturer's proprietary utility. Problems may arise when trying to copy a file larger than 4 GB to an external drive. Having received a message about a recording error, the user is at a loss, because there is plenty of space on the media. And the thing, most likely, is an outdated file system. The easiest solution for users of modern Windows or Mac OS operating systems is to use the exFAT format. What will it give, we will tell further
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