Comments for How do I convert to NTFS?

Comment from Eric on 2009-08-21

2009-08-22T02:11:54Z

Hi. Remember me (how to keep landlord and tenant separated from each other on the same network)?

This is a little off topic, but you mentioned CHKDSK, so... I do START - Run - cmd - chkdsk /f. Every time I do this, it states that it "cannot lock current drive" and then do you want to run after reboot (or something like that). I always answer Y and that does the trick, except the final results disappear in about half a second and then boot up completes. Is there a way to do chkdsk without restarting? I have not tried booting up into DOS. ERIC

I believe it shows up in a file bootex.log in the root of your drive, and/or in the event viewer's application log. Unfortunately, no, you must reboor to run chkdsk on the system drive.

22-Aug-2009

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Comment from confused on 2009-06-17

2009-06-18T02:51:54Z

so what does it take to convert my c drive with the operating system and all my files on it from fat32 to ntfs ?

thanks

Just follow the instructions in the article.

- Leo
17-Jun-2009

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Comment from TV on 2009-05-14

2009-05-14T17:19:26Z

When I try to convert my D drive to NTFS it asks me for the "Current Volume Label for Drive D". Is there an easy way to get this?
Thanks

Yep. Check out this article: What's a Volume Name?

- Leo
15-May-2009

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Comment from felicity on 2008-12-16

2008-12-16T14:21:35Z

Hi!
I REALLY HAVE TO COMMENT ON YOUR EFFORT ON THE ONLINE PROGRAM, ITS REALLY EDUCATING I MUST CONFESS THAT.

THEN, THERE IS THIS SYSTEM THAT IS FED UP WITH FILES IN THE HARD DISK BUT WAS PASS WORDED, AND THERE IS NO WAY ONE CAN GET TO THE FILES WITHOUT PASSING THROUGH THE PASS WORD.

OR IS THERE ANY OTHER WAY?

IF THERE IS, THEN HOW?

ADVICE ME PLEASE BEFORE I MAKE A MISTAKE

THANKS

FELICITY

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Comment from shankar on 2008-12-12

2008-12-13T01:21:29Z

FAT32 file system can be used for running MSDOS programmes. Can we in NTFS? If so, how and in not why?

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Comment from Mark on 2008-12-09

2008-12-10T00:51:53Z

I recently acquired a computer with XP and a FAT32 file system. I thought I was stuck with it until I found out it was just a simple command conversion - easy! :)

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