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If you want to convert FAT32 to NTFS , you can do and your data won't lose .
1. Go to RUN dialog box and type cmd .
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2. Type convert drive: /fs:ntfs .
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3. Reboot your computer .
I'm not sure in Vista , but you can in XP .
It works on Vista also, I did it a while ago with my external Hard Disks. Nice job on this one, I think someone might take use of this guide.
ohh very nice sharing buddy
Great guide for those who are still using FAT and want to move on NTFS
IT's basic tips for beginners. very useful for bigfile .
thank you man for this post
it was very helpful for me
saved it for later :) good and easy way btw !
wow, that can be more useful for the beginners who cannot reformat the HD and reinstall Win
can you re-upload the images?
I knew this one before.. Thanks anyways!!
That is a good tip , thanks .
Can you upload the images again?
thank you very much
you don't need any pic. just follow the steps.
Nice Info :)
Just do what said, it is not necessary to see images.
Press START -> Run -> type "cmd" without quotes and press enter.
Then type -- convert drive: /fs:ntfs
Thats all:)
just easy , convert drive: /fs:ntfs .
Thank you - I feel a deja vu after reading your post, though... perhaps because the exact same thing you're saying is already stated right above it?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrphuong
Thanks , but the first time i needed converting i backed up my data and formatted every Driver .
I guess most of us are using NTFS now , AFAIK no need to use FAT32 nowadays
Thanks again
Thanks.This is a very simple way.
I wouldn't say so. Removable drives use FAT, and I'd like to see you installing Windows 98, for example, on an NTFS drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by iSam
Fat32 is still used alot as you said.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiI wouldn't say so. Removable drives use FAT, and I'd like to see you installing Windows 98, for example, on an NTFS drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by iSam
I know when modding a wii with a usb loader, the hard drive performs much better with fat32 format than ntfs.
(mainly due to software limitations, although some ntfs loaders have become available).
Also as you said removable media is also big on this format.
Never the less.... Nice work lol.
ya it's really good info......
thanks 4 sharing with us
We got it the first time.Quote:
Originally Posted by nullifygirls
Would be great if you re-upload te pics.
this can potentially be risky for your data
You should never say never, but that's being a bit alarmist.Quote:
Originally Posted by miraclecheez
ohh that's really nice info
thanks
I always thought that there was a risk to lose data . Is this true ?
If everything goes well (i.e. no errors or power failures, and the partition converted is on a healthy disk) there's no reason to lose your data.
That's good to know , thanks for the info
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