Review on 💾 Seagate 160GB 3.5-Inch USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - ST3160203U2-RK by Jason Ingram

What a great deal, $69.00 when I bought it. It comes with a setting for FAT32. Go to the Seagate Knowledge Base, type format after entering the basic information and you will be taken to an article that explains how to set up a drive for NTFS. You'll be done in about a minute, all without reformatting. Here is some information to save you the search. Go to RUN, type "convert drive_letter: /fs:ntfs". No quotes. Everything is ready. So this model doesn't have the latest case design, it's behind my laptop so I can't see it anyway. All my RAW files and .jpg files have been moved and I'm out of disk space.