“Can I format fat32 with this device?”

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• yes, and any other writing language

  Answered by Connor 8 years ago

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• Yes you can i did it and it works great

  Answered by Djrigo 9 years ago

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• yes you can !

  Answered by jbrohamington 9 years ago

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• I do not know. When I portioned the drive I into two partitions, it used a Mac OS Extended (journalized) format. I did not see an option for FAT 32.

  Answered by Roberto 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by BlindBeast 9 years ago

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• I have been able to format my drive to ExFAT. Options in Disk Utility on OS X state it can be formatted to MS-DOS (FAT), Mac OS Extended (Journaled), Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled), and ExFAT. I suggest using ExFAT due to the size of the drive.

  Answered by Mark 10 years ago

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• You can't using windows tools. They call it Fat32 because there is a 32gb partition limit. But according to the article on the page, you can. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/format-large-hard-drive-fat-fat32/ I formatted it to NTFS with windows 8.

  Answered by genep 10 years ago

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• No, this unit exceeds the maximum size allowable for a FAT32 partition.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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