11-13-2021, 06:31 PM
Dude I spent hours copying movie files to a Flash Drive that's formatted to ExFAT, & I got the majority done & then it says recent movie files I'm trying to copy over there's an error.
Okay so I look it up & the suggestion was to restart my laptop.
So okay I did, & poof nothing was wrong with the files, no corruption or anything. Nothing.
I reconnect the ExFat flash drive tried it again copied the individual file & nothing, it copied over.
So I played the file from my HDD & works fine, played from the drive & won't play.
Then I figure it's there so maybe it'll play through a different device, I click to add a new folder copy files, eject safely & put the flash drive & poof What The Smurf?!
All the files were gone!
This is the second time this has happened with an ExFAT formatted drive.
Come to find out also that windows 7, 8, 10, 11, default can't native format ExFat to FAT32 when it comes to anything larger than 32Gs.
Okay so I look it up & the suggestion was to restart my laptop.
So okay I did, & poof nothing was wrong with the files, no corruption or anything. Nothing.
I reconnect the ExFat flash drive tried it again copied the individual file & nothing, it copied over.
So I played the file from my HDD & works fine, played from the drive & won't play.
Then I figure it's there so maybe it'll play through a different device, I click to add a new folder copy files, eject safely & put the flash drive & poof What The Smurf?!
All the files were gone!
This is the second time this has happened with an ExFAT formatted drive.
Come to find out also that windows 7, 8, 10, 11, default can't native format ExFat to FAT32 when it comes to anything larger than 32Gs.
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