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Formatting a USB drive on Windows requires choosing NTFS for Windows-only use or exFAT for broad compatibility with Android, Linux, macOS, and iOS. FAT32 works with older devices but cannot handle files over 4GB. The process involves right-clicking the drive in Windows Explorer and selecting Format.
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