Windows 11 finally moves closer to ending 32GB FAT32 limit as 2TB formatting reaches Beta
Microsoft is raising the FAT32 volume size limit in Windows Insider Beta and Dev builds, allowing command-line formatting up to 2TB, up from 32GB. The change, previewed April 10, does not apply to the graphical formatter. Updates also speed up disk settings and fix data usage display bugs. FAT32 remains required for some devices despite newer formats dominating most storage.