Is this format FAT32 null

I can't answer that directly. Many flash drives start with Fat32. All flash drives can be re-formatted to whatever filesystem you choose. The caveat of Fat32 is that size for a single file cannot exceed 4GB.

Yes, but you can reformat it to a different file system format.

The answer to your question is yes. These drives come out of the box pre-formatted and fat 32. If you choose you can reformat the drive to fat however I would not recommend this. If it helps when you stick this drive into a Windows computer for the first time it will recognize 233 GB worth of storage. That is plenty. No need to reformat but if you need more memory just buy another drive. T

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I can't answer that directly. Many flash drives start with Fat32. All flash drives can be re-formatted to whatever filesystem you choose. The caveat of Fat32 is that size for a single file cannot exceed 4GB.
Answered by purevw 5 years ago
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Yes, but you can reformat it to a different file system format.
Answered by Orion2019 5 years ago
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The answer to your question is yes. These drives come out of the box pre-formatted and fat 32. If you choose you can reformat the drive to fat however I would not recommend this. If it helps when you stick this drive into a Windows computer for the first time it will recognize 233 GB worth of storage. That is plenty. No need to reformat but if you need more memory just buy another drive. T
Answered by Louieg 5 years ago
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