Hello,
I wanted to delete my USB flash drive. When I delete it, Disk Utility (on my Mac) asks me to format it. But which format is the right one? I want the drive to be recognized by both Windows and Mac computers, so everything works perfectly.
Please help!
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If you want to run on macOS and Windows, take FAT32, which fits.
The only “subsequent” is that you cannot save a file that is more than 4GB.
Thanks for the answer! FAT32 is surely the right format? I have a presentation tomorrow, the part has to run. Last time he was not recognized by the computer at school, so I ask.
Jep, it’s been running out of trouble for 10 years.
exfat offers you the best compromise between compatibility and usability
Fat32 (if you want to save data <4gb per file) or exfat
Lg
But what you’re doing is to delete the USB stick, although you probably just want to delete the data on it.
I’m guessing.
You should just delete the data on the USB stick.