“What kind of format does it use? My motherboard doesn't like hard drives that are in GPT format, it would need to be in MBR for it to function”

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• You format the drive the way you want.

  Answered by DavidR 3 months ago

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• TYPICAL "NTFS" FORMAT. YOU CAN ALWAYS GO IN ITS PROPERTY SETTINGS AND CHANGE IT TO FAT32 IF YOU LIKE... HAPPY SHOPPING !

  Answered by AaronN 3 months ago

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• Hello, thanks for getting in touch, The Crucial BX500 2TB Internal SSD can be initialized in either GPT (GUID Partition Table) or MBR (Master Boot Record) format, depending on your system requirements. By default, Windows may prompt you to initialize the SSD as GPT, but you can manually select MBR during the setup process in Disk Management. For instructions you may refer to: https://www.crucial.com/support/articles-faq-ssd/initialize-ssd-windows If you need any more information or support, please contact us back through the link below. https://www.crucial.com/support/contact - The Crucial Team

  Answered by Micron CPG Support 11 months ago

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