Can't copy big files to micrso SDHC 8GB
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Doing a bit of research, I learned that a disk can be optimized "for performance" or "for quick removal". By default USB drives are optimized "for quick removal" which limits them to FAT filesystems. In order to have the choice for NTFS format:
- right click the USB drive
- go to the "Hardware" tab
- find the disk in the list and double click it
- go to the "Policies" tab
- select "Optimize for performance"
Now you should be able to format as NTFS and copy files larger than 4gb!
- right click the USB drive
- go to the "Hardware" tab
- find the disk in the list and double click it
- go to the "Policies" tab
- select "Optimize for performance"
Now you should be able to format as NTFS and copy files larger than 4gb!
It did not work for me. So I reformatted the card to FAT32 and split the file with the file splitter provided with Glary Utilities program (free). Use the User Define Option about 100MB each and add Self-joining functionality. When doing so you also get a .exe file that will allow you to rejoin the file. Copy these files one at a time onto your card. Now all you have to do is to rejoin the files on the card.
Et voilĂ !
Et voilĂ !
Dear Sir,
Consider making back up copy of the files on the SanDisk and
carry up a format and hence have the problem fixed. This can
actually be resulting from a corrupted file on the SanDisk.
Thanks in advance.
Consider making back up copy of the files on the SanDisk and
carry up a format and hence have the problem fixed. This can
actually be resulting from a corrupted file on the SanDisk.
Thanks in advance.
May 1, 2011 at 03:50 PM
May 25, 2011 at 07:33 PM
May 25, 2011 at 07:33 PM
Oct 22, 2012 at 04:36 PM
thankyou very much, really
Oct 29, 2012 at 11:35 AM