Snow Leopard formats but won't mount exFAT USB stick

I upgraded my 2009 Mac mini to Snow Leopard this weekend, and applied the 100+ Gb update to 10.6.8.  I plugged in a PATRIOT 64GB USB thumb drive that had been formatted to ExFAT under Windowss 7, but Finder wouldn't mount it.  I launched Disk Utility, and on the Erase tab, is shows the unmounted drive as with an exFAT volume, but also refuses to mount it.  I reformatted it with Disk Utility to exFAT, and it still won't mount it!   Meanwhile Windows 7 mounts the drive no matter which OS formats it.
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