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You can often format as NTFS and have it work anyway, but it depends on whether or not the system UEFI firmware includes an NTFS driver. Rufus puts such a driv
by RulerOf 11mo ago
You can often format as NTFS and have it work anyway, but it depends on whether or not the system UEFI firmware includes an NTFS driver.
Rufus puts such a driver in its FAT32 boot partition and loads it before starting the winpe.
It drives me nuts that the UEFI sites never included ExFAT.