Specify the desired drive along with the allocation unit size The fact that you can perform this operation via a user-friendly interface rather than commands may make it more appealing to a broader audience. The application does not need installation or configuration, so you can use it as soon as you download it to your PC.

The interface consists of a single window that features all the options and all you need to do is specify the drive to be formatted, volume label – in case you have more than one – and the allocation unit size. The tool also allows you to perform a quick format, but this option is solely available if the drive supports it. As you probably hinted, the app is limited to the FAT32 file system and thus, you should have no issues managing partitions of around 130GB. A handy tool that can help resolve your disk performance issues If you want to manage larger ones, then you can consider using the console version with the -nC parameter to set the number of sectors that a cluster can hold. On the other hand, you should bear in mind that the utility shares the same drawbacks with its console counterpart.

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