Nevermind guys, it turns out that the SD Card was FAT32, which only supports files of up to (And including) 4GB. So my file was rejected. Anyway, I changed the format to ExFAT, which doesn’t have a size restriction, and I am in the process of copying the files onto the SD card. For anyone who has this problem in the future, here’s how to convert from FAT32 to ExFAT. Right-click the windows button. Select “Disk Management” Right click the drive you want to convert in the lower half of the window. Click format, and change the FAT32 to ExFAT in the drop-down menu. Then press format. This will erase all data on the SD card, however there is no other way to do it, so I reccomend making a backup file before you format, and then transfer the files back to the drive. [Solved]
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