Ntfs formatted 32g flash drve?
I'm trying to backup my HD. Windows 10 says I need a ntfs formatted flash drive. Hmmm.... how do I know ifor a flash drive is ntfs formatted vs Fat32?
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MrWizard wrote:
Dutch
Those are ssd , installed in pc
Not external USB for backup
And way pricey, can buy a new pc for less $$
You might want to check again Mr. Wizard, what Dutch linked to are USB 3.0 external flash drives. Yes, Kingston makes a HyperX Predator line of SSDs, but that's not what he linked to.
-Michael- live and learn
still way to pricey for a Key Fob file transport MrWizard wrote:
live and learn
still way to pricey for a Key Fob file transport
Yep, definitely pricey! :E :B
I expect prices to come down though, as production efficiency and demand go up. Just as the early 1GB sticks did...- On Amazon.com, you can buy 3 of the 500 GB sticks for less than 1 of the 1 TB sticks.
The price will probably come down soon. 1TB SSD drives were very pricey when they first came out. Now they go for under $350.
-Michael - Moved from Tech Issues forum.
- I just created a recovery drive for my Windows 10 PC. I used a 32 GB Toshiba flash drive, which had more than enough capacity for the job. I forgot what I paid, but it was pretty reasonable.
