What to do if a single file exceeds 4G!

After a single file exceeds 4G, there is no need to divide it or anything, but it cannot be saved in the FAT32 file system, but if the NTFS file system is no problem, it is recommended that you convert it to the NTFS file system.

You can run cmd and type convert x: fs:ntfs in the pop-up command prompt window.

where x corresponds to the drive letter of the partition, for example, if you want to convert d drive, then convert d: fs:ntfs.

During this process, the disk volume label will be asked, so it is recommended to give the disk an English name beforehand. This command is quite safe and basically does not cause loss or damage to files.

Another tip is that if the space is insufficient, because when decompressing with software such as Winrar, the corresponding temporary files will be written in the system temporary folder by default, so if it is an XP system, it is also recommended that the C drive be converted together. In this case, it is recommended to use software with a junk cleaner function to clean up the system junk files and try again in the future.

When you want to copy a large file of more than 4G to a USB flash drive, it suddenly prompts that the file is too large to be saved. Then let's open the USB flash drive and convert the format to save large files.

What is the file format? ISO? Generally, the image file can be opened with a virtual optical drive, so that it can be installed directly, and there is no need to unzip the contents and install it.

Either delete some files that you don't have, or transfer some files to another disk or a portable hard drive.

You can use partition magic to make it bigger by adding some of the space of the other partitions to the partition where you put the game.

Added: ISO file? You can engrave it on a disc or open it with a virtual optical drive to install it, but the landlord has a file compression ratio of 1, which is too exaggerated, right? Compressing to 10 is already difficult!

According to your situation, it must be that you don't have enough space in the temporary directory of the C drive, because if you haven't set the things that are decompressed, they all go to the temp directory of the C drive. You can set this directory to another disk with more space left in Winrar. Or with"C drive personal data porter"This software can also move this directory to the D drive.

The key for you now is that the C drive is not enough, hehe.

The disk must be formatted with NTFS.

A single file in FAT32 format cannot exceed 2 GB

If the capacity of a single disk partition (for example, C drive) exceeds 32 GB, use the NTFS format.

4G games, if you want to burn PS, Xbox...The game?

Only the NTFS format supports a single 4G file, and you can use the convert command to convert the partition format without damaging the data and without formatting.

The format is convert x: fs:ntfs, and x is the drive letter you want to convert.

In addition, I would like to add,Directly decompress to a non-system disk will not write data in the temporary folder of the system disk,As long as the target disk space is enough,You can ignore it if you say that the C disk is not enough,There are many people who don't know how to pretend to understand。

It's only 4G, and it's enough to clear it casually.

The steps are as follows: 1. Open My Computer, right-click on the partition icon and select Properties.

2. Check the file system, if it is FAT32, then the storage of a single file cannot exceed 4G <>

3. Go back to the previous step and right-click on the partition icon and select Format.

4. Select NTFS as the file system and click Start.

5. After the formatting is completed, the file system becomes NTFS, and files over 4G can be moved and stored.

Method 1: 1. Compress the file into volumes, as long as a single file does not exceed 4G. For example, a 6 GB file can be compressed into 3 files, and a single file should not exceed 4 GB.

And for speed, you can set the compression mode to storage.

2. After moving, you can unzip it. Decompression in storage mode is very fast, and a few gigabytes of files can be completed in about 10 seconds.

Method 2: 1. Select the file, right-click, and select Add to Compressed File.

2. Generally, the default is the fastest, choose custom.

3. Select 700MBCD for compression and volume size, and the compression method is faster.

4. The compression format can only be RAR. Once you've set it up, click Compress Now.

5. The compression software starts to work, and you can see that a compressed package with the same name appears below the original file location.

6. Unzip it when you're done.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and then open my computer, you can see that the USB flash drive has a capacity of 14G, and now it is too late to copy a file greater than 4G.

2. The system prompts that the file size is too large, so change the file system type of the USB flash drive.

3. Back up the important files in the USB flash drive first, because you need to format the USB flash drive, after the backup is done, right-click the USB flash drive type luggage and select "Format".

4. Then select "NTFS" from the "File System" drop-down list.

5. Then click OK to format.

6. When you copy the file to the USB flash drive, you will find that you can copy it normally, and the system will not prompt that the file is too large.

To transfer files over 4G, you just need to compress the folder.

In a broad sense, "document" refers to official documents or articles related to policies, theories, etc. There is a wide range of files, and software or programs running on a computer, such as antivirus, games, etc., can be called files. "Document" in the narrow sense generally refers specifically to documents, or official documents.

Documents are records produced by people in various social activities. Documents in the narrow sense are not the same as archives, and their main differences are whether they have preservation value and whether they have the nature of an original record. If it has both, it can be called an archive, otherwise it can only be counted as a document.

Although the two have a great overlap, they must not be equated. An electronic or paper document that describes the management content or business content in words or pictures, is signed and published by the authorized person through prescribed procedures, and requires the recipient to respond in a standardized manner. There are three levels of documents in the system.

Packed with RAR compression, the file is compressed a few more times, and the file is not as big as it is now. But decompression should also be done the same number of times.

Expressing contempt for Apple's FAT32, a single file cannot be copied if it exceeds 4G, and it doesn't matter if the total file exceeds 4G.

Right-click on the 4G file, then click Send to in the pop-up menu, and select the destination location.

Just use the file cutter.

In the process of partitioning, put the space a little larger.

How to move files larger than 4G:

1. Compress the file into volumes, as long as a single file does not exceed 4G. For example, a 6 GB file can be compressed into 3 files, and a single file should not exceed 4 GB.

And for quick speed, you can set the compression mode to storage (this mode does not compress files).

2. Then you can move it all at once.

3. It's good to decompress it after moving it (the decompression in storage mode is very fast, and it only takes about 10 seconds for a few g files).

Format other partitions into NFT format.

FAT can store up to 4 GB of files.

If you decompress it, you can move it.

Format a disk in NTFS format after emptying, and there will be nothing in it, so you have to move out the useful things first.

If you see a message that the file is too large to move, it means that the hard drive you want to move is running out of space and cannot hold such a large file. It is recommended to check the amount of remaining space on your hard disk first, and you can see it by right-clicking on the hard disk icon to view the properties. If you see that the remaining space on the hard disk is greater than that, you can move the file.

In addition, it is recommended that the C disk must keep enough free space so that the system can run freely.

It is recommended to use the Rubik's Cube for system optimization and system **, which is very convenient.

Files over 4GB can only be moved unless they are NTFS format drive letters, otherwise you can move them unless you choose to use a USB flash drive, or a portable hard disk, or a compressed package* (the effect is not obvious).

Your portable hard drive partition format is FAT32, and it is a single file that cannot exceed 4G. Convert portable hard disk partitions to NTFS format online.

You format a hard drive partition, format the partition to NTFS format, and then you can cut it directly.

WinRAR compresses the volumes. The compression method can be faster.

Compression, otherwise it's too big.

1. Start Run and enter cmd

Please enter a description of the C drive label (the volume label refers to the disk drive letter.) That is, the text on the left side of the drive letter, the default is the local disk), (Y N) press the Y key to unmount the C disk volume label (the system may prompt that it has not been unmounted, leave it alone), the system will prompt whether to restart the conversion work, (Y N) press the Y key to select Yes.

4. Restart your computer. You'll see a detailed conversion record.

Command statement in detail: convert c: fs:ntfs vc: is the drive letter.

fs: Required for NTFS. Convert the volume to NTFS.

v specifies the verbose mode, i.e. all messages will be displayed during the conversion.

Hope this helps!!

Files larger than 4GB must be stored in a hard disk in NTFS format.

The previous FAT32 format hard disk supported a single file up to 4G...

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