Fortunately, this error is relatively easy to fix.

Here we have listed a few troubleshooting steps to help you resolve this error on your Windows computer.

What Causes the “File Is Too Large for Destination File System” Error?

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This error usually happens when you are trying to move large files that are over 4GB.

An obvious solution to fix this error is toreformat your destination drivewith a compatible file system.

However, this process will erase all the data on the drive.

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So, create a backup before proceeding with the steps below.

Heres how to do it.

Now you’ve got the option to move the split files to your destination drive.

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However, since the files are in.gsdformat, you will have to unite the files to use them.

To unite split files, install GSplit onto the destination computer and do these things.

However, it’s possible for you to quickly resolve this error by reformatting your flash drive.

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Unite split files GUnite