J jimbo1mcm Well-known member Jun 6, 2012 947 16 0 Jul 2, 2012 #1 My 32Gb Samsung Class 10 Micro SD( OEM ) came formatted as a FAT32. Seems like no one has any problems with this type of format.
My 32Gb Samsung Class 10 Micro SD( OEM ) came formatted as a FAT32. Seems like no one has any problems with this type of format.
ibcop Trusted Member Mar 9, 2011 3,568 37 0 Jul 2, 2012 #2 jimbomcm said: My 32Gb Samsung Class 10 Micro SD( OEM ) came formatted as a FAT32. Seems like no one has any problems with this type of format. Click to expand... I'm confused by your thread - are you asking if it is the correct format?
jimbomcm said: My 32Gb Samsung Class 10 Micro SD( OEM ) came formatted as a FAT32. Seems like no one has any problems with this type of format. Click to expand... I'm confused by your thread - are you asking if it is the correct format?
C Cyber Warrior Robots Will Kill Nov 28, 2010 7,239 2,519 0 Jul 2, 2012 #3 That's how all sd cards for phones come plus the majority of any other external drive. It's the most universal format.
That's how all sd cards for phones come plus the majority of any other external drive. It's the most universal format.
R Ricky Babalu BEACH BUM Aug 30, 2010 1,926 168 0 Jul 2, 2012 #4 Cyber Warrior said: That's how all sd cards for phones come plus the majority of any other external drive. It's the most universal format. Click to expand... I believe the exception is SDXC cards, which come pre formatted as exFAT.
Cyber Warrior said: That's how all sd cards for phones come plus the majority of any other external drive. It's the most universal format. Click to expand... I believe the exception is SDXC cards, which come pre formatted as exFAT.
L LionKing30 Member Apr 12, 2012 24 1 0 Jul 2, 2012 #5 I would change it to NTFS, has more security and all the basic options of a FAT format and more. specially if you are going to have files over 4gb,with FAT32 you are limited.
I would change it to NTFS, has more security and all the basic options of a FAT format and more. specially if you are going to have files over 4gb,with FAT32 you are limited.