Step 3: Choosing the Right File System (FAT32) Make sure to check this because formatting the wrong drive will be a nightmare and you will lose all your files stored on that drive. Something to note is that you have to check in the file explorer > This PC which letter (C: or D: or E: etc.) your USB drive has before formatting it in the downloaded software because it doesn't show the name of the drives you have but only the letter. It works practically the same as formatting your drive with the basic software Windows uses but is described separately in the video above. This ensures you can easily find the back-up. That's why it's important to back-up your music and other files on your computer.īecause you will probably move all the files that you have back-upped back to the USB drive any way I find it easy to make a folder on the desktop where you will copy and paste all the files from the USB drive. This means that all the stored music on there will be deleted. Step 1: Make Sure to Backup Your Musicįormatting wipes all the data on your USB drive. If you're interested in more technical in-depth information about the reasoning why you format in a certain way over the other you and a step by step guide will find that information below the video.
The following video below will explain how you can format your drive in both Windows and macOS. So, is your USB Drive not working for your CDJ? Please read on. In this article, I will give you the exact steps on how you can fix your problem on Microsoft Windows and macOS.
This is most likely to your filesystem your USB drive is using. One of the most frustrating things, when you want to play on your brand new CDJ for the first time, is only to find out your CDJ doesn't recognize your USB drive and all your music stored on it.
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