The Windows 32GB limit for formatting FAT32 volumesĪfter performing an experiment in formatting a 60GB "Video" partition to use with a PS3, I have discovered that Windows 2000 and later have an artificial limitation in formatting FAT32 partitions greater than 32GB (though they will mount any valid FAT32 partition). If prompted, press Yes or enter administrative credentials in the UAC pop-up box.Īt the command line prompt, enter format : /FS:FAT32įor a list of all command options, enter help format Hit the Windows/Start Button -> type cmd.exe in the search box -> press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to get an Administrator Command Line. However, as the other answers suggest, FAT32 is still an option from the command line. This option should still be in the Format GUI window, but it is not. Formatting FAT32 volumes on the command line
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