Why your SD card won't let you transfer files bigger than 4GB, and how to fix it

Some SD cards just won't accept files larger than 4GB, no matter the total capacity or how much free storage there is. But don't worry, it's not hard to fix.

Why your SD card won't let you transfer files bigger than 4GB, and how to fix it

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