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Originally posted by ipab
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Originally posted by SonicSam
It's weird that it won't let you do it on restart. Is there any reason why you want the External Hard Drive to be NTFS, unless it's needed I don't know why it can't just stay as FAT32. ;>
If he is using it to store HD movies or something... cause anything single file over 4gb, fat32 freaks out.
Thats exactly the reason. I need to transfer files of over 6gb to that HDD, and this is the reason why i need it to be NTFS.
Formatting is probably the last thing i can do, but i find it interesting that it wont even let me do it on startup because the file system cannot be recognised
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