Fat32 format & fat32 formatter

FAT32 format is the Software that formats drives larger than 32GB using FAT32. It enables formatting large-capacity drives—which normally can only be formatted using either NTFS or exFAT—using FAT32 formatter. Formatting an external HDD as FAT32 is convenient when sharing it across multiple operating systems, like Mac OS or Linux. However, the standard formatting tools in Windows 2000/XP/Vista cannot format FAT32 on drives larger than 32GB. This software enables formatting disk spaces larger than 32GB in FAT32, as well as creating and deleting partitions. Select the desired disk from the disk list, and partition information like drive letters and size will be displayed as a bar graph. From this graph, you can select and delete existing partitions or select “Unallocated Space” to format it. The formatting process simultaneously creates the partition.

Fat formatter formatting will erase all data on the drive. If you have important data stored, be sure to copy it to another hard drive or similar storage before formatting. To prevent accidental deletion, we recommend disconnecting other USB devices whenever possible before proceeding. Hard drives or SSDs larger than 2TB (such as 3TB or more) cannot be formatted using the FAT32 format file system.