Display target file too large
The 1.U disk partition file will cause errors in daily use of the U disk, scan with the disk tool's error checking function, or check with the Norton Disk doctor.2., your U disk format is FAT32, the storage of a single file is too large, more than 4G, U disk can not be stored operations, U disk format can be exFAT way, you can solve.3.U disk reformatting, formatting the file formatted into NTFS, FAT32 case, can not copy more than 4G files.4 in recognition of your U disk (or removable disk) non-toxic before, never double-click to open U disk (or removable disk)!! this is equivalent to touch the bomb (the consequences will be grievous)!! don't choose "automatic operation" (automatic prevent poisoning)!!5. pairs of others U disk II in their own computer (computer room, library, etc.) used U disk, a long time not antivirus U disk, pay special attention to!!6., with the use of rising file monitoring (other monitoring will do), using WinRAR to open the disk directory, basically Autorun.inf class viruses will be automatically identified, and then cleared!!7. browse the disk directory with WinRAR, that is, use it to open the U disk and so on8 double click my computer, select U disk drive format changes the current needs of the right build and select properties". Select the hardware tab, in the "disk drive" find your U disk, click it and select "policy" tab, check the "optimized" in order to improve the performance of one, and finally click "OK" button.When the above steps are completed after the return to the "my computer", right-click the U disk where drive, select the "format", this time you can see already can choose the format for the NTFS format.
This is a file system problem. The FAT file system cannot support files with single file sizes above 4G.Here are some solutions:1 conversion partition formatFirst, backup all files from your U disk to the computer hard disk.Right click on the U disk - FormatIn the file system drop-down option, select NTFS (note that the file system takes up M of the U disk space)Check "quick format""Click formatting and follow the action.When you're done, you can copy this file to your U disk. See figure:2. Split filesRight click on your file -- select Add to compressed file (here for good pressure, for example, similar to other software)Fill in the appropriate value in the compression volume size settings (in principle, as long as less than 4096M can be set to 1024M, see recommendations):Click OK to get the appropriate number of compression packages and copy them one by one to your U disk.Note that the resulting compressed package cannot change its name and cannot delete any of them, otherwise the decompression will fail.
The U disk is in FAT32 format, so large files are generally not supportedDon't try to convert the U disk format to NTFS. It's no use
