For each partition you need to first select the partition using the select part and then remove the partition using delete part.Īnd finally we create the new partition by running the create command create part primary size=4000. And you might just see 1 partition on your SD-card, thats fine. Run the command list part.īoth partition needs to be removed and do make sure you are on the correct Disk, as removed does mean removed. Select the correct Disk by running the select disk command.Ĭheck which partitions are present on the SD-card, as we will need to remove those creating a new FAT16 partition. In my case Disk 6 is an 8GB micro SD-card.
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This will give an overview of al disks (HDD, SSD, SD-cards, etc) in your system. And in the Diskpart window run the list disk command. If you have not yet put you SD-card in your PC, do it now. Diskpart.exe will open in his own screen. Start diskpart, you will get a warning, accept yes, as you do want to make changes to your SD-card. Type cmd in the search field a, the Command Prompt App will be your best match, press enter and you are ready.
On your Windows machine open a command prompt by select the search option next to Windows Start menu on the bottom left of your screen.
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And that’s a challenge as on Windows 10 the FAT16 option is no longer available in the GUI when you put in a “large” micro-SD card, lets say 8GB or more which is already formatted with FAT32 or NTFS.īut no worry, we can use diskpart to prepare and format the SD-card with FAT16. My current 3D printer is only able to handle FAT16 formatted micro-SD cards.
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