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Hi all, can someone tell me how to transfer a file over 4gb (movies) to a Network-attached storage FAT32.?

Im using a walland ME-747ans case with a 1 TB WD hard drive in it. Unable to copy files over 4GB from xp pro to it on the same network. But files below 4GB is ok.

Try formatting it to NTFS, it handles large files a lot better than FAT32.

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  1. HDD_4242 Said,

    The max file size FAT32 supports is 4GB. If you have access to the disk inside the unit, you need to convert the disk to NTFS and you should be OK. See this Microsoft KB article for help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307881
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  2. ? x86-64 Omaticaya ?™ Said,

    Try formatting it to NTFS, it handles large files a lot better than FAT32.
    References :

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