FAT32, NTFS, and exFAT are the three file systems created by Microsoft which used to store data on storage devices. The difference between FT32, NTFS, and exFAT is the storage size that the file. Part 3: Bonus Tips to Convert “FAT32” to NTFS on Mac and Linux 1. Convert “FAT32” to “exFAT” on Mac. You can easily convert a “FAT32” file system to “exFAT” using the “Disk Utility” option on Mac. Follow the below steps for the following: Step 1: Go to “Applications”-” Utilities” and launch “Disk Utility”. While it may sound like a weight-loss product from a late-night infomercial, exFAT is a hard drive format that feels like the child of NTFS and FAT32. ExFAT takes everything that’s good about FAT32, such as compatibility and ease of use, and leaves out everything that was bad about it, like the 4GB file size limit. Instead, it has very large.
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GUID and exFAT since no legacy machines and OS's are involved, however the 10.6 machine must be 10.6.5 or later.
Format the new drive on the Win 7 machine, right click on it's icon and format: exFAT.
If you ever want to connect the drive to a XP machine with exFAT installed (free from Microsoft), then your looking at MBR + exFAT.
If the XP machine can't install exFAT, like it's not verified, then MBR + FAT32 (MSDOS) and keep all files under 4GB in size.
If you want to connect the drive to consoles and other devices, then MBR + FAT32 (MSDOS)
Don't use NTFS
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