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Ocelot4894
By Ocelot4894
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MiniTool Partition Wizard allows it ... also probably other partitioning tools.

I edit my posts more often than not

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Why do you want fat32 specifically?

Also mkfs.vfat #device name# in any linux. Boot any live cd, just be careful not to format something else.

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44 minutes ago, Archer42 said:

Why do you want fat32 specifically?

Also mkfs.vfat #device name# in any linux. Boot any live cd, just be careful not to format something else.

My guess is that he need to Sneakernet Files between two different Platforms. FAT32 is well supported by almost nearly every Modern OS. 

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Use SD CARD FORMATTER:
https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/

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