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Considering that the system ghost, movie files are getting larger and larger, 64-bit systems more than 4G will start to be normal.

Most USB drives use Fat32 format by default and cannot store files more than 4G, so this problem can be well solved by converting USB drives to NTFS format.

Note: for PE using UD disk, if formatted directly, PE will be damaged and data will be lost.

(whether the PE of the USB disk has been brushed or not can be managed directly through the disk to see if there is no assigned space.)

Use the convert command (lossless data)

For example, if the flash drive is F disk, click run and type convert F: / fs:ntfs.

U disk can be directly converted into NTFS, and individual files larger than 4G can be stored conveniently.

Note: if the flash drive is G, please change F: to G:

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