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promote this man.Gooners wrote:
lawl even i knew that
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I apparently take it for grantedmax wrote:
*ding ding ding*
Seriously, who still uses FAT32?
I would guess, just a guess mind you, someone who doesn't give a fuck and just expects shit to work?max wrote:
*ding ding ding*
Seriously, who still uses FAT32?
Yeah i know, these people do exist :rolleyes:
Just remembered-you can convert FAT32 to NTFS without formatting, I just forgot how exactly
convert c:\ /fs ntfs /x.Sup wrote:
Just remembered-you can convert FAT32 to NTFS without formatting, I just forgot how exactly
ur not 'spose 2 tell him till after he's posted that he reformatted teh hard way..Sup wrote:
Just remembered-you can convert FAT32 to NTFS without formatting, I just forgot how exactly
Nature is a powerful force. Those who seek to subdue nature, never do so permanently.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
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watJoshP wrote:
convert c:\ /fs ntfs /x.Sup wrote:
Just remembered-you can convert FAT32 to NTFS without formatting, I just forgot how exactly
i think he was just typin in random shit lol
But, generally to enter in a command like that, u gotta click start, then run, then type in cmd into the dialog box. It'll open a dos window. This is where you type in commands.
If you want, you can type in HELP (Caps aren't needed, im just doin tht) it will then give u a list of other commands. Convert is on that list, and it says, "Converts FAT volumes to NTFS you cannot convert the current drive."
So, it appears the josh IS right. Give it a go.
But, generally to enter in a command like that, u gotta click start, then run, then type in cmd into the dialog box. It'll open a dos window. This is where you type in commands.
If you want, you can type in HELP (Caps aren't needed, im just doin tht) it will then give u a list of other commands. Convert is on that list, and it says, "Converts FAT volumes to NTFS you cannot convert the current drive."
So, it appears the josh IS right. Give it a go.
Nature is a powerful force. Those who seek to subdue nature, never do so permanently.
yes you can but only FAT32>NTFS not the other way aroundWinston_Churchill wrote:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456984.aspx
Wow, apparently you can, cool
Why would you want it the other way?.Sup wrote:
yes you can but only FAT32>NTFS not the other way aroundWinston_Churchill wrote:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456984.aspx
Wow, apparently you can, cool
Merely stating a factWinston_Churchill wrote:
Why would you want it the other way?.Sup wrote:
yes you can but only FAT32>NTFS not the other way aroundWinston_Churchill wrote:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456984.aspx
Wow, apparently you can, cool
Ahh, DU you tit.
I asked him why Mirrors Edge (6GB) Wasn't transferring to my dad's xHDD, I asked DU and he said to extract it.. if I had only changed it to NTFS..
I asked him why Mirrors Edge (6GB) Wasn't transferring to my dad's xHDD, I asked DU and he said to extract it.. if I had only changed it to NTFS..
Why is it defaulted to FAT32 in the first place?.Sup wrote:
Merely stating a factWinston_Churchill wrote:
Why would you want it the other way?.Sup wrote:
yes you can but only FAT32>NTFS not the other way around
Well (iirc), because FAT32 would work on any OS, where as NTFS is microsoft specific.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Why is it defaulted to FAT32 in the first place?.Sup wrote:
Merely stating a factWinston_Churchill wrote:
Why would you want it the other way?
(Now, there are OS's (like Linux and Mac, i believe) that can read NTFS, but microsoft is still being a bitch and only reads NTFS and FAT(32)...)
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