My U disk and more than 7G of the remaining space, want to pour in a 6G thing, why always show the target disk is full, I have formatted many times, that is, the guide does not go in, anxious ah,
1, it is likely that the U disk has hidden files or system cache class file residue, resulting in smaller capacity. Solution: options control panel - folder into the system - view, the abolition of the "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)" checked in "hidden files and folders" option, select "show hidden files and folders and drives" option.2, it is also possible that the U disk is FAT32 format, it only supports a single less than 4G file replication, the U disk to NTFS format, can solve the problem.3, there may be a single root disk directory, the number of files more than 256, the system error. Build a folder on the disk root directory and move the file to this folder. Can solve the problem.
Your hard disk partition is in FAT32 format. It can only hold 4GB files at most.Converting the hard disk partition to NTFS is OK, and the specific method is as follows:Click "start" -- "run" -- enter CMD, press enter. At the command prompt, enter convert < > drive letter: /fs:ntfs. For example, the convert D: /fs:ntfs command will format the D drive in NTFS format. You can convert FAT or FAT32 volumes into NTFS format by this command, and you won't lose the disk's data, because this is just a conversion format, not a full format.
Your U disk file system is FAT32 format, WINDOWS provides FAT32 format disk, the maximum single file copy should be less than 4GB,So the thing you copied 6GB indicates that the disk is fullYou can select the NTFS. from the file system drop-down when formatting, so you can copy a single 6GB file
