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Originally posted by The Don
Thanks cookie but like I was telling Dx on msn im a total n00b and even if i read carefully i would probally still mess something up.
It's really simple to convert from fat32 to ntfs:
convert drive_letter: /fs:ntfs (as explained on the page DX linked to)
So if you want to convert C: drive to ntfs:
start > run > type: convert C: /fs:ntfs
D: would be: convert D: /fs:ntfs
etc.
You won't loose anything (i know so, i've done it that way too in the past).
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Originally posted by cookieRevised
PM is among the most powerfull and professional tools there are for such things. It never messed anything up for me (and I have used it heavly in the past) and is a very decent tool if you need to do more then the basic supported stuff in Windows
I agree there, i use PM too for resizing partitions (often C: needs more space). It never messed up, you just gotta let it do it's work and not interfere. You can always make backups first just incase.
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