This page introduces reliable methods to help you recover the RAW SD card to NTFS/FAT32 without losing any data in Windows 10/8/7. You may directly format SD card RAW to NTFS/FAT32 or follow reliable easy way to change file system on your SD card without losing any data with offered methods in this page now.
Do not worry if your SD card becomes RAW and you can't access saved data. This page will tell you practical solutions to convert RAW SD to FAT32 without losing any data by formatting or other ways. Follow to see how to recover RAW to FAT32 on your own now.
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Due to diverse reasons, SD card, USB drive, external hard drive, and even hard drive partition in Windows 11/10/8/7 all become RAW, inaccessible. So how to effectively change the file system from RAW to FAT32 on SD card, USB, external hard drive, etc. devices becomes a question.
Fortunately, here on this page, EaseUS software has gathered some useful tips and methods to guide you to convert RAW SD to FAT32 as an example for you to follow and resolve the RAW drive or RAW file system error on your own. Let's see how to repair or recover RAW SD to FAT32.
When your SD card or hard drives become RAW, you are unable to access the drive and export the files. But you can restore and export data with the help of SD card data recovery software - EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. This powerful data recovery software supports deleted file recovery, formatted file recovery, RAW drive recovery, and more.
Download and run this RAW drive recovery software to get back RAW data:
Step 1. Select the SD card to scan
Step 2. Check for scan results
Step 3. Recover SD card data
After you have restored SD card data, you can convert the SD card to FAT32 with useful methods. You can right-click the SD card and format the SD card, use Disk Management or a third-party format tool.
This is the easiest and quickest way to convert RAW SD to FAT32. You don't need to download any software or extra tool.
Step 1. Connect your SD card to your PC and go to "This PC".
Step 2. Right-click on the SD card and choose "Format".
Step 3. Click "Restore Device Defaults" in the popup window.
Step 4. Choose the desired file system FAT32, exFAT, or NTFS and click Start to begin the format process.
You can also go to Disk Management and convert your RAW SD card to FAT32.
Step 1. Go to "Disk Management", and right-click on the RAW SD card, select "Format".
Step 2. Set Volume Label, File System (FAT32), and Allocation unit size. The default format option is Quick Format. Then, click "OK" to start the operation.
Step 3. After reformatting, you can access and use the RAW file system partition or drive as standard.
If you are familiar with CMD, you can convert your RAW SD card to FAT32 with Command Prompt.
Step 1. Type cmd in the search box in Windows 11/10, and then you'll get the best match Command Prompt. Right-click on it and choose "Run as administrator".
Step 2. In the command prompt, type diskpart and press "Enter".
Step 3. Type list disk to list all the available drives and press "Enter".
Step 4. Type select disk + disk number ( for example, select disk 2) to select the SD card you want to format and press "Enter".
Step 5. Type list volume and press "Enter".
Step 6. Type select volume + volume number (or example, select volume 10) and press "Enter".
Step 7. Type format fs=ntfs (or format fs=fat32) and press "Enter" to format the drive with NTFS or FAT32.
Then, you can continue typing create partition primary and assign a letter and type exit to close the program when Diskpart says it has successfully formatted the volume.
Another way to change RAW to FAT32 is by using EaseUS Partition Master. This partition manager software can help you easily format RAW to FAT32. What's more, you can cancel the process before you click Execute. This software also has many highlights that can help you immensely.
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master.
Right-click on the RAW partition or RAW external hard drive/USB/SD card that you need to format and choose "Format".
Step 2. Format RAW Partition and reset the file system.
Assign a new partition label, set the file system to NTFS/FAT32/EXT2/EXT3/EXT4/exFAT, and cluster size to the selected partition, then click "OK".
Step 3. In the Warning window, click "Yes" to continue.
By clicking Yes to allow this program to format the target RAW partition to the selected file system format on your drive.
Step 4. Execute the operations.
Click the "Execute 1 Task(s)" button in the lower right corner to view all the changes, then click "Apply" to start formatting your RAW partition/USB/SD/external hard drive.
Generally, the file system of your SD card turns to RAW due to the following reasons:
If the Micro SD card becomes RAW format, you will get the error message "The volume does not contain a recognized file system" or "The disk in drive X is not formatted. Do you want to format it now". But you can solve the RAW drive issue with the solutions above.
You can convert RAW to FAT32 in four ways. Before formatting, you should run data recovery software to rescue your data to avoid data loss problems. You can then try any of the solutions above to format the SD card to FAT32.
If you want to get additional help, you can read these questions and answers below:
The formatting message on memory cards occurs due to the corrupted or interrupted process of writing in the SD card. The computer or camera files required for reading or writing purposes are lost. Therefore, the SD card is inaccessible without a format.
Step 1. Recover Data from RAW Drive Before FOrmatting
Step 2. Convert/Format SD Card RAW to FAT32/NTFS
When you insert your SD card into your computer or laptop, there is a quick way to double-check that your card is in the right FAT32 format. Right-click your SD card and click "Properties". Then, you can check your SD card is NTFS or FAT32.
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