After the U disk is converted from FAT32 to NTFS format, will the U disk be damaged?

NTFS has better security and access speed (note that it is access, not read and write).

If the disk sector where it is located happens to be damaged, the NTFS file system will intelligently change the MFT to other sectors of the hard disk to ensure the normal use of the file system, that is, to ensure the normal operation of Windows.

NTFS utilizes a "self-healing" system that automatically detects and repairs logical and physical errors on hard drives.

Notes:Once you convert a drive or partition to NTFS format, you can't get it back to FAT or FAT32 format. To return to FAT or FAT32 format, the drive or partition must be reformat and all data, including programs and personal files, must be deleted from the partition.

No, it's just that the storage method has changed, for example, fat32 is hummed and put in, brother NTFS is put in vertically, the method is different, but the space and size are the same.

No, on the contrary, it will be beneficial in some ways.

No, it's just that you might lose some space.

Some space debris will be generated, taking up a little more space.

Theoretically speaking, the use of the NTFS file system by the USB flash drive will have a certain impact on the service life of the USB flash drive.

The NTFS file system was developed primarily based on traditional hard disk drives, and it uses a "journaled" file system that records disk reads and writes in detail, resulting in a large number of write operations. Obviously, this way of working does not apply to flash recording** (i.e. USB flash drive devices).

Because the number of writes available for flash memory records** itself is relatively much lower than that of traditional mechanical hard disks, such a large number of write operations may theoretically cause the storage blocks of the USB flash drive to age rapidly and shorten the service life of the USB flash drive.

Therefore, it is best not to convert the USB flash drive to NTFS format, the original USB flash drive is set to FAT32 format, and the read and write speed of the USB flash drive is relatively fast without NTFS format.

1. First insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and then enter the computer (this computer is my computer).

2. Then right-click in the U drive letter and select "Properties" to enter the "Tools" option.

<>4. Next, use the Win + R shortcut to open the run, and then type the cmd command and click "OK" below.

5. Type the name: convert g: fs:ntfs, and press enter to confirm that you can run the fat32 to ntfs command.

The NTFS format can be modified to FAT32 by formatting.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and open the "computer" of the computer.

2. Right-click the name of the USB flash drive that needs to be converted.

3. Click "Format".

4. Select fat32 for the file system.

5. Click "Start".

6. Wait for the formatting to complete.

The NTFS format can be modified to FAT32 by formatting.

1. Place the USB flash drive.

Plug in your PC and open Computer.

2. Right-click the name of the USB flash drive that needs to be converted.

3. Click "Format".

4. File system.

Select "fat32".

5. Click "Start".

6. Wait for the formatting to complete.

Format Conversion Steps:

Step 1: Right-click on the USB flash drive letter and select Format.

Step 2: Select the file system in the format window and select the format you want to convert.

Step 3: Tick the Quick Format option in the formatting options below.

Step 4: Click "Start" to start the formatting, wait for the formatting to be completed, and the USB flash drive format will be converted successfully.

The NTFS format can be modified to FAT32 by formatting.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and open the "computer" of the computer.

2. Right-click the name of the USB flash drive that needs to be converted.

3. Click "Format".

4. Select fat32 for the file system.

5. Click "Start".

6. Wait for the formatting to complete.

Format the USB flash drive to replace the USB flash drive with FAT32 format.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, click on the computer desktop, and click "Computer".

2. Right-click on the name of the U disk Zheng Answer.

3. Select "Format".

4. The default format of formatting is FAT32 format.

5. Click the "Start" button at the bottom.

6. Wait for a while, it will prompt "formatted completed", and you can do it.