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A customer reports the following problem: I purchased a 256 GB USB drive to use for transferring files from my personal computer to my work computer. My personal computer runs Sonoma. My work computer
The correct answer is D. Format the USB drive with exFAT file system.. The issue is likely caused by the USB drive being formatted in NTFS, which macOS Sonoma can read but not write to by default. Formatting the drive with the exFAT file system ensures full read/write compatibility between macOS and Windows.
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A customer reports the following problem: I purchased a 256 GB USB drive to use for transferring files from my personal computer to my work computer. My personal computer runs Sonoma. My work computer runs Windows. I can copy files from my work computer to the USB drive. However, I cannot copy files from my personal computer to the USB drive. What should the customer do to solve this problem?
Options
- ADefragment the USB drive.
- BRun diagnostics on the USB drive to determine if the file system is corrupt.
- CReturn the USB drive for a replacement.
- DFormat the USB drive with exFAT file system.
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A10% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D80% (24)
Explanation
The issue is likely caused by the USB drive being formatted in NTFS, which macOS Sonoma can read but not write to by default. Formatting the drive with the exFAT file system ensures full read/write compatibility between macOS and Windows.
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#USB drive#exFAT#file system#cross-platform compatibility
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