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Ok I know the answer but Im asking anyway just in case someone has a trick

I got my new 2TB hdd today and immediatly started loading it up. then i realised it FAT32 so i can put large things on it.
Does anyone know a way to change to NFTS without having to format my entire drive? ;p

EDIT

Its an external hdd btw
 
shrinking partition size to half, taking stuff to other partition, making ntfs partition bigger
 
ollepoll said:
shrinking partition size to half, taking stuff to other partition, making ntfs partition bigger


Theres no NFTS at all... fuck it ill just copy paste everything back to my own hdd and reformat teh whole bitch -_-
 
GundamXXX said:
ollepoll said:
shrinking partition size to half, taking stuff to other partition, making ntfs partition bigger


Theres no NFTS at all... fuck it ill just copy paste everything back to my own hdd and reformat teh whole bitch -_-
I mean that you shrink the fat32 partition and format the newly freed space ntfs
 
ollepoll said:
GundamXXX said:
ollepoll said:
shrinking partition size to half, taking stuff to other partition, making ntfs partition bigger


Theres no NFTS at all... fuck it ill just copy paste everything back to my own hdd and reformat teh whole bitch -_-
I mean that you shrink the fat32 partition and format the newly freed space ntfs

oooo right sorry didnt catch me lol
might do that, good idea thx

EDIT

Is that possible with an external hdd?
 
GundamXXX said:
Is that possible with an external hdd?
what do you mean?
the partitioning thing?
In Windows vista/7 you can do it without any other program.
And in Linux you can use paragon partition manager (I think)
In Windows XP take Easus Partition manager
 
ollepoll said:
GundamXXX said:
Is that possible with an external hdd?
what do you mean?
the partitioning thing?
In Windows vista/7 you can do it without any other program.
And in Linux you can use paragon partition manager (I think)
In Windows XP take Easus Partition manager
use GParted on Linux, it's awesome
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Good to see your problem solved, maybe someone should make a guide on Temp if there isn't one already.
 

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