Using 64GB flash drive but not saving. Don't have Smart subscription. Shows USB ready on settings.
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I have a 64GB USB flash drive plugged in and it’s not saving to it. I don’t have a smart subscription, but the setup where it saves to cloud free for 7 days. There is nothing of those 7 days saving to flash drive and no recordings will save beyond the 7 days.
I’ve checked settings and it says USB ready, set to record locally, overwriting turned off, but will not save to USB. I’ve tried rebooting and no success.
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Did you format it in the base or outside... in fat32 ?
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Inside the base.
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Some USB thumb drives have multiple partitions, and that can confuse the base. You might want to check for that in a PC, and if you see multiple partitions there you can delete them and then reformat.
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@Mark1281 wrote:
There are no partitions on it.
FWIW, there is certainly at least one partition on it... I would point out that some others here have said there weren't multiple partitions, and then discovered later on that they were wrong. You can check it in a Windows PC using the Windows Disk Manager.
But if in fact there is only one partition, then you could try
- putting the drive into a PC, and "repairing" it if the PC wants to do that. Perhaps reformat the drive if the PC doesn't offer to "repair" it.
- Checking to see if the drive has a write-protect switch (and that the switch is in the correct position).
- using a different USB drive.
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