We all know that the HFS+ format of Apple computers, Mac OS In fact, as long as we convert the format of the USB flash drive, can we realize the universality between the three? Please see the specific analysis below.

HFS+ is not recognized under Windows. U disks and mobile hard disks in NTFS format can only be read but not written when plugged into an Apple computer. Although formatting to FAT32 can support two systems, it will stop working if a single file is larger than 4GB.

Then if the Apple computer Mac OS

Next we format the U disk and mobile hard disk into exFAT format, and test the read and write speed of the same U disk in exFAT, FAT32, and HFS+ formats.

Format USB flash drives and mobile hard drives into exFAT format under Mac OS As shown in the picture above.

Format U disk and mobile hard disk into exFAT format under Windows system

Windows 7 and Vista support exFAT format by default. If it is XP system, you need to download KB955704 Patch: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=zh-cn&FamilyID=1cbe3906-ddd1-4ca2-b727-c2dff5e30f61

As for the reading and writing speed of the exFAT format U disk, the following is the same U disk on the same computer (my Macbook Pro), the test software is the free software introduced before: AJA System Test.

U disk reading and writing speed test in FAT32, HFS+, exFAT format

Clockwise are the U disk read and write speed test results in FAT32, HFS+, and exFAT formats, which are not good. So: Just format the U disk and one partition of the mobile hard disk (specifically used for exchanging files between PC and Mac) into exFAT.

Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing can do it. Many people think that it is difficult to pass on different objects. In fact, we only need to use our brains and build a bridge to connect them to achieve universal use. The above are the specific steps we cleverly made for MAC and Windows so that they both support U disks (or removable disks). We hope it will be helpful to everyone!