Direct Big FAT32 Format Pro v2.0 [Portable]

[mskijom]

Description:
The capacity of USB flash drives and hard drives keeps growing every year. Have you ever tried formatting a high-capacity USB flash drive, a hard disk, or an SSD (Solid State Drive) in a FAT32 file system on Microsoft Windows? The built-in Format program does not provide FAT32 as one of the available options for your drive. Microsoft Windows suggests you format a disk/drive larger than 32GB in either NTFS or ExFAT file system. The largest FAT32 volume that Windows can create is 32GB. However, modern versions of Windows can read large FAT32 drives fine.

Pro Features:
• Create a FAT32 volume larger than 32 GB in a split second.
• Support storage device up to 256 TB.
• Low-Level format disk drive not recognized by Windows.
• Optimize disk drive for reading/write speed.
• Securely wipe all the data on disk/drive.
• Restore disk/drive back to full capacity.
• No product orientation or other advertisement.

Operating System:
– Microsoft Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2022/2019/2016/2012/2008/2003.
– 32bit/64bit

Installation instructions:
- Extract the archive.
- Run the portable. No need for installation or activation.
- If you face issue running app, then run it from the App folder.
- Exclude the app via A/V program to avoid False positive infections.

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[PsyTom]

thanx for such a wonderful share.

 

[Marbles]

Appreciate this addition to my tools collection. I have a portable drive I am frustrated with, that I will try this on. Thanks

 

[DGrigorescu]

Just a question, I know may be little offtopic but also useful for others. Why to use this and not NRFS? I mean is the 4 gb file size limit and other things less known. Anyway, thanks for upload, just curious. Fo what? For performance?

 

[Jimmy Collaros]

Just a question, I know may be little offtopic but also useful for others. Why to use this and not NRFS? I mean is the 4 gb file size limit and other things less known. Anyway, thanks for upload, just curious. Fo what? For performance?

There are no questions you like it i like it i use it you use it i don't use it you don't use it.. It is so simple.. The only we have to do is to thank the uploader. If we don't like something we can find something else to use.

 

[Sharrow]

A world without questions, would be a very boring world indeed.

 

[charhe19]

thanks for this portable version

 

[mskijom]

Just a question, I know may be little offtopic but also useful for others. Why to use this and not NRFS? I mean is the 4 gb file size limit and other things less known. Anyway, thanks for upload, just curious. Fo what? For performance?

Well, it depends to the format partition you gonna use. I think there is a storage limit per target file system.

 

[mcang]

thank you for the upload

 

[leperdu]

Thank you for this share.

 

[ryan charlse]

Thanx for sharing man,might come in handy.

 

[DrWindo]

Works perfectly. Fantastic for converting 2.5" HDDs to be able to use FAT32 etc for use with phat PS2 modding. Great stuff, thank you!

 

[mikelalu2020]

thanks for this portable version

 

[sujatha1983]

Thank you for this share

 

[sillyboy]

Thank you for this and just in time

 

[DannyM83]

Thanks for the share. How to solve the big file issue in fat32? Fat32 doesn't allow big file ( >4gb etc) shares like NTFS. But any input on this would be great!

 

[ssuzuki53]

thanks for this portable version..