cOOLguy
join:2009-09-10
Torrington, CT | reply to robman50
Re: FAT32 only with 4GB limit and HD video. Ditto on late model samsung tvs and blurays supporting ntfs flash drives.
However Win 7 will not allow you format a usb flash drive with NTFS unless you change a registry setting or change a certain system policy. There are pages on the net that explain how to do it. |
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 IllIlIlllIllEliteDataPremium
join:2003-07-06
Lindenhurst, NY
kudos:7 | said by cOOLguy:Ditto on late model samsung tvs and blurays supporting ntfs flash drives.
However Win 7 will not allow you format a usb flash drive with NTFS unless you change a registry setting or change a certain system policy. There are pages on the net that explain how to do it.
thanks for that info as i was unaware it *could* be changed in that manner.
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For know I am just using my external hard drive for the mkv's and my 32gb usb stick on an DLNA server for DivX files.  |
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said by cOOLguy:However Win 7 will not allow you format a usb flash drive with NTFS unless you change a registry setting or change a certain system policy. There are pages on the net that explain how to do it.
You can also do it with Diskpart. (win7s built in command line tool)
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