Why can't the car read the USB flash drive when starting?
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USB flash drive may be incompatible, possibly due to excessive capacity. Generally, car USB ports are compatible with MP3 format, so pay attention to the music format. The USB flash drive needs to be in FAT32 format. If it's not in this format, you can reformat it to FAT32. The USB flash drive should have a single partition without any hidden partitions (USB drives used as bootable drives have hidden partitions). Below is detailed information about USB flash drives: 1. Function: The main purpose of a USB flash drive is to store data. Enthusiasts and merchants have developed more functions for USB flash drives: encrypted USB drives, bootable USB drives, antivirus USB drives, temperature-measuring USB drives, and music USB drives, etc. Car playback devices are different from computers, and some have poor compatibility. Typically, they can only recognize one or a few types of controllers, so you can try several. 2. Format: Generally, devices other than computers support USB flash drives in FAT32 format. If the USB flash drive is not in this format, you can format it to FAT32 and try using it on the TV. USB flash drives used as bootable drives usually have two partitions and are not recognized by devices other than computers. They can be restored to normal drives before use.