How to format a USB flash drive in NTFS format

I. Question proposal:

I own a 32 GB Kingston USB flash drive in the format of FAT32.

Although the size of this USB flash drive is large, it makes a lot of effort in the use process. The reason is that there is no way to read some files without moving them.

There is no way to delete it. You have to format the entire USB flash drive to apply it again, and the storage capacity is limited to a small capacity range.

File Access does not cause errors.

So the question is, we need to format it, but we only need to select FAT32 for the project, where is the prompt for formatting in NTFS format?

Ii. Problem Solving

1. Click the properties of the USB flash drive. There is a hardware tab, click the USB flash drive, and click Properties.

Note: Do not point it to the hard disk on your computer.

2. In the pop-up window of the "Kingston datatraveler G2 USB device" attribute

Select the Policy tab.

In the write cache and secure deletion area, the default option is optimized for fast deletion.

3. Select optimization to improve performance, and then confirm.

4. After formatting the USB flash drive, we found that the selected formatting item contains multiple NTFS

5. After being formatted as NTFS, many items are added to the USB flash drive,

Especially for the Security tab, here we can freely set who has the right to access this USB flash drive.

Iii. Derivative Problems

The size of the 32 gb usb flash drive is 31,990,693,888 bytes after formatting,

29.7 GB. Is it possible to solve the exception of reading and deleting files that exceed a certain capacity after such formatting?

To be observed and tested in the future.