How To Resolve The Issue Of (File Is Too Large) For The Destination File System In USB Drive
Commonly we encouter with the circumstance when we are attempting to duplicate something into the USB hard drive or Pen Drive and you get this mistake in Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10.
The document "FileName" is excessively enormous for the goal record framework.
Here I have this 8 GB USB Stick with certain information accessible in it. Also, When I am attempting to duplicate this document which is in size of 4.80GB to my USB Stick, which despite everything contains "5.15GB" free space. I get this blunder.!
The record size which I am attempting to duplicate is of 4.11GB and the free space accessible on my USB Stick is more than that. So I ought to have the option to duplicate this record into my USB Stick. Still it says that the record is excessively huge for the goal document framework.
So let me disclose to you companions, you may experience this issue because of the way that, your USB plate was recently arranged with FAT32 sile framework, which permits you to duplicate the records just upto 4GB in size. Also, our document size is 4.11GB.
You can see the document arrangement of your USB Disk by going into the Properties here.
So to beat this issue, we have to change over the record framework on our USB to NTFS from FAT32. There are two different ways. Straightforwardly design the drive choosing NTFS from the dropdown here, which will delete every one of your information from USB, Or convert the record framework from FAT32 to NTFS without loosing the information through Command Line.
So lets see the subsequent choice.
Go to the Start and Type CMD.
Right snap on it and open with "Run As Administrator".
Presently note down the Drive last for your USB. Which is L, and afterward type this straightforward order in Command Prompt.
(( "Convert L :/fs:ntfs/nosecurity". ))
Hit Enter. When you type Y and hit enter, cmd will begin the record framework change on your USB and after some time it will show the "Transformation complete"
Presently in the event that you go to the properties and check the record framework, it will show you "NTFS" leaving every one of your information accessible on USB unblemished.
I would prescribe to utilize this technique rather than straightforwardly arranging the drive with NTFS document framework except if there are a few information accessible on your USB.
Presently after transformation of record framework, on the off chance that I attempt to duplicate a similar document from my work area to the USB, it will effectively gets replicated.
The document "FileName" is excessively enormous for the goal record framework.
Here I have this 8 GB USB Stick with certain information accessible in it. Also, When I am attempting to duplicate this document which is in size of 4.80GB to my USB Stick, which despite everything contains "5.15GB" free space. I get this blunder.!
The record size which I am attempting to duplicate is of 4.11GB and the free space accessible on my USB Stick is more than that. So I ought to have the option to duplicate this record into my USB Stick. Still it says that the record is excessively huge for the goal document framework.
So let me disclose to you companions, you may experience this issue because of the way that, your USB plate was recently arranged with FAT32 sile framework, which permits you to duplicate the records just upto 4GB in size. Also, our document size is 4.11GB.
You can see the document arrangement of your USB Disk by going into the Properties here.
So to beat this issue, we have to change over the record framework on our USB to NTFS from FAT32. There are two different ways. Straightforwardly design the drive choosing NTFS from the dropdown here, which will delete every one of your information from USB, Or convert the record framework from FAT32 to NTFS without loosing the information through Command Line.
So lets see the subsequent choice.
Go to the Start and Type CMD.
Right snap on it and open with "Run As Administrator".
Presently note down the Drive last for your USB. Which is L, and afterward type this straightforward order in Command Prompt.
(( "Convert L :/fs:ntfs/nosecurity". ))
Hit Enter. When you type Y and hit enter, cmd will begin the record framework change on your USB and after some time it will show the "Transformation complete"
Presently in the event that you go to the properties and check the record framework, it will show you "NTFS" leaving every one of your information accessible on USB unblemished.
I would prescribe to utilize this technique rather than straightforwardly arranging the drive with NTFS document framework except if there are a few information accessible on your USB.
Presently after transformation of record framework, on the off chance that I attempt to duplicate a similar document from my work area to the USB, it will effectively gets replicated.