Fat32==>ntfs

[shn]

Originally posted by supersonic@21 March 2004 - 19:16
Yea right. I have 3.5 gigs in my comp. How do i burn it to one cd?
formatting is evil, but isn't there any other way...u nu

You can try replacing the system files with

sfc /scannow

command, but you'll need an xp disk or image to copy the files from.

I only recommend that for corrupted system files

Too bad you can't convert back to fat32 from ntfs. That's why it's always just good to do an ntfs installation from the very start.

[Ariel_001]

try this.

Chkdsk c: /f

Note that (again) "c:" is the drive you want to check for errors.

[supersonic]

ariel:Tried it before posting.
shn:My sys. Files are not corrupted, although sys. protected storage...scans I think every boot.
NightStalker: 6 CDs. I dun have a DVD burner. If I backup my stuff, I'de have to back up the corrupted files as well with the rest.

[shn]

Originally posted by supersonic@21 March 2004 - 20:24
ariel:Tried it before posting.
shn:My sys. Files are not corrupted, although sys. protected storage...scans I think every boot.
NightStalker: 6 CDs. I dun have a DVD burner. If I backup my stuff, I'de have to back up the corrupted files as well with the rest.

You should just take all your good files: movies, music, warez, etc. and burn them to cd-r since you do not have a dvd burner. A 5 or 10 pack should do. Then format and install with ntfs.

[supersonic]

yea I guess this is the only way