How to Fix 'File too large for destination file system' Error when Copy file to USB Drive

Resolving the 'File too large for destination file system' Error when Copy file to USB Drive
In this video, we address a common headache for many of us: the 'File is
"..." Too Large for the destination file system' error when attempting to transfer files to a USB drive. This error arises when the file's size exceeds the limitations of the destination file system on your USB drive, such as FAT32, NTFS, or exFAT. We'll explore the causes of this error, provide practical solutions, and even offer troubleshooting tips to ensure smooth file transfers in the future. Whether you're dealing with large media files or important documents, our step-by-step guide will help you overcome this obstacle. Subscribe to [Your Channel Name] for more tech-related insights, and if you find this video helpful, don't forget to like and share it with fellow tech enthusiasts dealing with the same issue. Your support is greatly appreciated!
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