How do I format an internal hard drive to exFAT in Windows 10?
- By Command prompt
Format D: /A:64K /FS:ExFAT
64k is cluster size, D is target drive letter.
By Diskpart:
list disk
select disk '#'
(where # is the number of the targer drive)
If you want that for a partition:
list part
select part # (where # is the number of the partition)
format fs=exfat -q
If you want it for the whole drive just erase it all and make a single partition
clean
create partition primary
active
(you many not need to make it active, so you can skip this)
format fs=exfat -q
Update: for Windows 10, use QUICK instead of -q
Open command line (CMD) and run the command below:
format X: /FS:exFAT
It basically means format the "X" Drive with exFAT Filesystem. Change the X to whatever drive letter the internal hard drive has at the moment.
There are other filesystem type, which you can check by doing format /?