I've got a Kingston 32GB USB 2.0 stick. I'd like to put on files greater than 4GB and thus need to change it from its default of FAT32 to NTFS. I don't have any problem doing this with USB hard drives ...
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Sometimes there is a problem with FAT32, sometimes with NTFS. Each format has its advantages, disadvantages, and limitations. We explain which file system is best for which application scenario.
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