“The security system I have requires fat32 drive to handle video recording. Can this be formatted for fat32?”
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of course. You can format it to whatever format you choose.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.READ EVERYTHING: Fat32 will not support a drive this large. You can format exFAT and NTFS without issue. However, You could change the partition of any drive with Diskpart or other software and make a partition smaller than 32gb. Windows has an artificial FAT/FAT32 drive limit of 32gb. There are other ways to get around this as well but try this first. Then ask Google, see picture.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. Actually it is formatted as fat32 by default.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Please note that we do not recommend using any USB Drives/ Memory Cards other than the SanDisk®️ High Endurance/ MAX Endurance Memory Cards, these are designed to be used with devices like Dashcams, Security/ Surveillance Devices and In-Car Recording Devices as these devices perform constant read and write operations while recording continuous videos. Please use a SanDisk®️ High Endurance/ MAX Endurance Memory Card with such device since these Memory Cards are specifically designed for constant Read/ Write Operations.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Any drive can be formatted to fat 32. As long as youbhave the software to do it all in one shot. Windows used to only be able to format in fat32 32gb at a time, and then it would create a partition.
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