I recently put in a formated to FAT32 128gb and I don't have a windows or linux op usable currently I am on a Chromebook. Could someone help figure out what is wrong? My card reader is just fine
Is the cluster size set to 32KB?I recently put in a formated to FAT32 128gb and I don't have a windows or linux op usable currently I am on a Chromebook. Could someone help figure out what is wrong? My card reader is just fine
Chromebooks have a card formatter inside themSometimes the problem is that there's an extra, additional partition on the card that needs to be removed. I have no idea how you would do that on a Chromebook. How did you even format it to FAT32 on a Chromebook..?
Anyway, the most reliable way to format a card is with Godmode9, if you didn't do that.
I'm sure they have a card slot, but considering Windows won't format an SD card larger than 32 GB to FAT32 without third-party utilities, I am surprised that this is standard Chromebook functionality.Chromebooks have a card formatter inside them
"Format SD Chromebook" as a search term directly leads to this colorful (and questionable) thing:I'm sure they have a card slot, but considering Windows won't format an SD card larger than 32 GB to FAT32 without third-party utilities, I am surprised that this is standard Chromebook functionality.
You can use Diskmgmt (win board tool) to format any SD with FAT32 and any cluster size you like. There are no 3rd party tools needed.I'm sure they have a card slot, but considering Windows won't format an SD card larger than 32 GB to FAT32 without third-party utilities, I am surprised that this is standard Chromebook functionality.