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    Im fat and i want to be ntfs!

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by wworld, Jun 27, 2005.

  1. wworld

    wworld Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hey!

    I just noticed that all the partitions are FATs after installing OS at first time. OS is XP Pro. Any idea how to change partitions to ntfs without loosing any data? I didn't find any conversion tool from XP like it is in win2000.
     
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    dj_pirtu Notebook Geek

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    I used partition magic for that conversion, re-partitioned the harddisk too. When you play with partition magic, don't touch that hidden recovery partition. Damn i'm bad in english...
     
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    earlster Newbie

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    george_l Notebook Consultant

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    To convert all u have to used is convert.exe command

    eg: convert c: /fs:ntfs [ this will convert c: to ntfs , similarly replace the drive letter for each drive)

    BTW: I'like ur Topic Title : I'am FAT :D