Title says everything, I'm getting a New 3ds LL from japan in a few weeks, and am wondering if you could get a 64GB micro SDHC card to be fat32?
sd card formatter will format your card to ExFAT, try to use FAT32, FAT32GUI or FAT32GUI x64:If this doesn't work: I had to use a software called "SD Card Formatter" which seems to be directly advised by Nintendo support and well it was the only tool that worked for me in the end, https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/
As I said it was the only program that whysoever did the trick for me.sd card formatter will format your card to ExFAT, try to use FAT32, FAT32GUI or FAT32GUI x64:
Good point, check on Disk Management (if you Windows) that you dont have any other partition created in that SD card, and if so; delete everything (after backing up if necessary). make sure it says "Unallocated Space" and then use Rufus.You know, isn't not a bad advice at all, sometimes if a sd card have strange partitions or format, the SD Formatter tool could be the only way to give life back. but after the revival using the SD Formatter tool you could think about using Fat32 formatter to convert the new ExFAT to a FAT32
rufus and MiniTool Partition Wizard are powerful tools and let you create big partitions on FAT32 but are advanced for most of the people, I personally love that tools.I used Rufus to format, have a 128GB formatted FAT32 with 32k cluster size! No issues at all, it also doesn't feel as slow as some people reported.