17 Jul 2024 at 19:07 #1 wigster wigster Associate Joined 13 Jul 2005 Posts 1,279 Location Devon Shouldn't it show as the full amount? Its formatted to NTFS does windows not show it properly? when it was Fat32 it showed it at 57.7gb.
Shouldn't it show as the full amount? Its formatted to NTFS does windows not show it properly? when it was Fat32 it showed it at 57.7gb.
17 Jul 2024 at 20:30 #5 wigster wigster Associate OP Joined 13 Jul 2005 Posts 1,279 Location Devon It's been a long time since I formatted a flash drive so I have probably come across this before. It's a Kingston Data traveler micro. At least that's cleared it up, I will have to remember this for the future. Last edited: 17 Jul 2024
It's been a long time since I formatted a flash drive so I have probably come across this before. It's a Kingston Data traveler micro. At least that's cleared it up, I will have to remember this for the future.
20 Jul 2024 at 12:42 #7 wigster wigster Associate OP Joined 13 Jul 2005 Posts 1,279 Location Devon CuriousTomCat said: Storage capacity is always rounded up or down. It also depends on the filesystem. I've got an 8Tb HDD in my NAS but it's really about 7.7Tb. I used to buy 720Kb floppy disks in the 90s but when I formatted them on my Amiga they were 880Kb because of the different filesystem. Click to expand... Thats good thanks, I didn't know that about floppy disks. The good old Amiga.
CuriousTomCat said: Storage capacity is always rounded up or down. It also depends on the filesystem. I've got an 8Tb HDD in my NAS but it's really about 7.7Tb. I used to buy 720Kb floppy disks in the 90s but when I formatted them on my Amiga they were 880Kb because of the different filesystem. Click to expand... Thats good thanks, I didn't know that about floppy disks. The good old Amiga.
