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What is a TR? The common term for TeraBytes is TB. And it is true that Windows cannot format FAT32 partitions larger than 32GB but for the purpose I boot to a GPARTED LiveCD and can create and format much larger FAT32 partitions, last 2 I've done were 120GB and 256GB on portable HDDs. When Windows uses a 64GB USB Thumb drive for the recovery it will format as 32GB FAT32 and the remainder of the drive becomes inaccessible, I had to use GPARTED to wipe the partition and set it back to a single FAT32 partition as it was when shipped.it is impossible for you to format flash drive which is larger than 32GB from NTFS to FAT32 by this way