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In Windows only drives between 2GB and 32GB can be formatted to FAT32 file system.

It is known that formatting can be carried out with ease in Windows, and yet you will find it is not the case all the time, for example, the Windows built-in formatting tool cannot format SD card larger than 32GB with FAT32 file system (if you use CMD commands to format large partition with FAT32 file system, you are going to end up with an error: The volume size is too big.) As long as you don't store files whose single file size exceeds 4GB, you can use it on your SD card without problem. FAT32 is supported by almost all major operating systems and devices. FAT32 is a solid file system format for removable drives, and it is used by many memory cards as well. You may use NTFS for internal hard drive and external hard drive on a Windows computer, use FAT32 or exFAT for USB drives and memory cards, or choose EXT4 for raspberry pi SD card, etc. Each file system type has its own merits and demerits, and you can choose one based on your needs. Typically, you want to remove data, for instance, formatting enables you to quickly removes large amount of data off drive, which works much faster than deleting each file Or, perhaps, you want to change the file system used on the drive. However, once in a while, you may want to perform the formatting on your own. Most new SD cards you bought are preformatted, getting ready to store data. SD card cannot be formatted to FAT32 file system in Windows 11/10/8/7?