A format should take less thatn 5 minutes. Especially the FAT32 file system. You must be manually clearing every sector, which you don't need to be doing.
O-well, midaswell wait for it to finish now...
Originally Posted by radnomguywfq3
A format should take less thatn 5 minutes. Especially the FAT32 file system. You must be manually clearing every sector, which you don't need to be doing.
O-well, midaswell wait for it to finish now...
After all that, this is what happened...
Dads gonna try format it on his Mac. Hopefully that'll work because I want to backup my PS3 over night
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Wow... Dad did it in less than a minute for once a Mac is good for something
Originally Posted by Tall kiwi
After all that, this is what happened...
Dads gonna try format it on his Mac. Hopefully that'll work because I want to backup my PS3 over night
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Wow... Dad did it in less than a minute for once a Mac is good for something
Actually it's because my MAC has a superb CPU.
It's probably because you're not using quick format.
Quick Format is the best solution.
it is actually normal dont worry
Originally Posted by Amkay
it is actually normal dont worry
Are you handicapped? It should take less than 3 minutes.
@OP
Use "quick format"
I did Quick Format but it didn't have the option of changing it to FAT32, only exFat and NTFS. Thats why I had to open up the Command Prompt
Originally Posted by Tall kiwi
I did Quick Format but it didn't have the option of changing it to FAT32, only exFat and NTFS. Thats why I had to open up the Command Prompt
If you don't use quick format, expect it to take a ton of time.
Originally Posted by Dave84311
If you don't use quick format, expect it to take a ton of time.