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hi @murphs76 , perhaps your usb drive was probably already 4GB or less? the instructions are for larger drives where you can't format as FAT16 becase Windows hides the option if the drive's partition(s) are over 4GB. please let me know if this was th...
For anyone else out there having this issue: The drive needs to be formatted as FAT (a.k.a FAT16). FAT can only be used on partitions of up to 4GB so if you have a flashdrive larger than that, you'll need to use diskpart (or your preferred partition ...
For anyone else out there having this issue: The drive needs to be formatted as FAT (a.k.a FAT16). FAT can only be used on partitions of up to 4GB so if you have a flashdrive larger than that, you'll need to use diskpart (or your preferred partition ...
For anyone else out there having this issue: The drive needs to be formatted as FAT (a.k.a FAT16). FAT can only be used on partitions of up to 4GB so if you have a flashdrive larger than that, you'll need to use diskpart (or your preferred partition ...
For anyone else out there having this issue: The drive needs to be formatted as FAT (a.k.a FAT16). FAT can only be used on partitions of up to 4GB so if you have a flashdrive larger than that, you'll need to use diskpart (or your preferred partition ...
