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The specific usage is as follows:
A、In the Windows XP that has been fully installed,Click Start > run,Enter cmd in the bar of the dialog box,Then press enter,You can open a command console similar to win2000,This is,It shows a command line window similar to DOS。
b. Enter "help convert" after the cursor of the prompt, and then press enter, which will display the help information of the convert program. I also used the help convert command in Windows 2000 Pro and it did the same thing, also to convert FAT to NTFS.
c. Typical usage: convert drive letter: fs:ntfs, here: convert is a command program, which cannot be omitted;
drive letter: is the logical partition to be converted, such as d:, e:, etc.;
fs: ntfs indicates the file system to be converted to ntfs.
If you type: convert d: fs:ntfs, then you want to convert the d: disk to the ntfs file system.
Using a command-line program, you can also open a command-line prompt window in an attachment before executing the command-line program.
It is important to note that this conversion is irreversible. In other words, a logical partition that has been converted to the NTFS file system cannot be converted to FAT or FAT32 using this tool.
The volume label is the content in front of (x:) without entering (x:) If the content is a local disk, just enter the disk letter x that you need to modify
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1. Open the Start Menu Attachments Command Prompt.
2. The command prompt interface is as follows:
3. Check the format of the disk conversion command, which is displayed as shown in the following figure:
4. Use the command convert f: fs:ntfs x to convert the format of the disk.
6. Enter the name of the volume label, the so-called volume label is the name of the disk. As shown in the figure below.
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, FAT32 to NTFS
Enter cmd in Run to open the Command Prompt window, enter: convert f: fs:
ntfs", where "f:" is the partition drive letter (followed by a colon) and "fs:ntfs" is to convert the specified partition to NTFS format.
Hope it helps! ~
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Remember to replace N with N, otherwise you won't be able to open the end and good luck can get what you want.
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The 3rd floor is the correct solution, there will be a system prompt after entering the command, ask, select "yes" at one rate, and restart it when it is over.
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Search on the Internet, "FAT32 to NTFS" tool, there is lossless conversion.
fat32-to-ntfs: Enter cmd and then convert x: fs:
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Maybe you're "allergic" to the character interface of the convert command, then use a third-party tool. Among the graphics tools that have this kind of functionality, I recommend Partitio Nmagic. To install and run PartitionMagic, right-click the partition you want to convert to file system in the main window (for example, F:, select "Convert" from the pop-up shortcut menu, then select "NTFS" in "File System", and click the "OK" button. If there are open files in the partition you want to operate, a warning window will pop up, close the file and restart the computer, and the conversion will be automatically completed before entering the system when it is started, and there will also be a hint of relevant information. (During this conversion process, it is also necessary to ensure that the power is not interrupted to avoid system crashes.) )
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Based on FAT32, it can support partitions up to 32GB;
According to the FAT32 file system. >>>More
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