FAT32

FAT32, or File Allocation Table 32, is a file system used to manage how data is stored and retrieved on storage devices like USB flash drives and hard drives. It allows these devices to organize files in a way that the computer can easily access and manage them. FAT32 supports individual file sizes up to 4 GB and can handle drives as large as 8 terabytes. It's compatible with many operating systems, making it a popular choice for removable storage, though it has some limitations compared to newer file systems regarding larger files and security features.