If NTFS is not available and FAT32 is not enough, exFAT is taken to fill the void. It is more potent than FAT32 but not as powerful as NTFS. Besides, it's fairly compatible with a variety of media devices, such as televisions and mobile devices. With an exFAT bootable USB device, you can manage up to 64 ZB (zettabytes), although it isn't as widely supported as NTFS.