16. juni 2001 - 10:18Der er
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NTFS->FAT32
Hej!
Hvis jeg nu vælger at ompartitionere min harddisk under W2K installationen, hvordan kan jeg så få min Harddisk tilbage til FAT32 hvis jeg fortryder?
Der gives 100 point for et hurtigt svar, ellers 60.
35 point ekstra for at komme med et godt svar på dette spørgsmål: Hvilket program skal jeg bruge hvis jeg vil (hvis jeg kan) ompartitionere min harddisk mellem NTFS og FAT32 on-the-fly?
Fdisk kan vel bruges, efter som at det bare drejer sig om en partion. Med Fdisk vil disken dog stadig være partioneret i to afsnit, hvor man med partition magic kan ændre på partitionernes størrelse.
FDISK kan kun bruges til at partitionere drev med, ikke vælge mellem FAT32 og NTFS. Her er definitionen på FDISK: FDISK is a utility, included in all versions of MS-DOS and Windows, for formatting (preparing) a hard disk drive to hold data and to logically partition the disk, specifying and naming major portions of it for different uses. FDISK is used to prepare and partition a brand new hard drive, and typically most personal computers today arrive with the drive already partitioned and loaded with the operating system and perhaps other software. A typical personal computer today arrives with a single partition that is addressed by the operating system as the logical C drive. (Some PCs also have one or two diskette drives addressed as the A and B drives. PCs with CD-ROMs also usually address the CD-ROM as the D drive. But a hard disk drive can be divided into and addressed as several \"logical\" drives, or partitions.)
In addition to setting up a new hard disk drive, FDISK is used for repartitioning the hard drive when you want to change something. For example, a computer can be set up as a dual boot system, with one operating system (for example, Windows 2000) in one partition and another operating system (for example, Linux) in another partition. Disk partitioning is also commonly used on LAN servers, where different sets of users share different files and applications. The maximum partition size in the first version of DOS to use FDISK was 16 megabytes. Recent Windows systems support hard drives up to 2 terabytes (2,000 gigabytes) in size!
If you need to repartition your current hard drive, be sure to back up all data because it will be lost when you use FDISK. Be careful to follow the documented Microsoft and manufacturer directions.
The age of your computer and the operating system you use determines how difficult the hard drive installation will be. The Basic Input Output System (BIOS) in computers manufactured before 1994 does not support drives larger than 512 MB, which causes FDISK to display larger hard drives as only 512 MB in size. It is necessary to use disk management software that helps an older BIOS version to recognize a hard drive larger than 512 MB. Disk management software is usually included with your new hard drive or free upon request from the hard drive manufacturer. You can also purchase a BIOS upgrade such as an erasable programmable read-only memory chip, flash memory BIOS software, a controller card, or a card with a BIOS chip on it depending on the manufacturer\'s recommendation. Depending on your operating system, you may have to create multiple partitions in order to use your hard drive\'s full capacity:
DOS version 6.22 and later supports drives greater than 8.4 GB. Versions earlier than 6.22 do not. Windows 95A does support drives larger than 8.4 GB, but you have to partition the drive into at least four partitions depending on the hard drive\'s size because of FAT 16 file system\'s limitations used by Windows 95A. Windows 95B supports FAT 32, which allows one large partition on new hard drives and supports hard drives up to 2,000 GB in size. The first and later editions of Windows 98 support FAT 32 and hard drives up to 2,000 GB. Windows NT version 5.0 and later also supports large hard drives. FDISK has its limitations. You can\'t move applications from one partition to another without uninstalling and reinstalling the software. FDISK erases all data on your hard drive. And you can\'t delete or create new partitions without going through the entire FDISK and formatting process again. However, special partitioning software such as PartitionMagic can be used instead of FDISK. Partitioning software allows you to create, delete, and resize partitions without losing your data. You can move applications from one partition to another without uninstalling and reinstalling the application. You can hide partitions to protect data from other users. You can also use partitioning software as a boot manager. A boot manager allows you to install and use more than one operating system easily. Partition software also eliminates the need for a BIOS upgrade in older computers.
puttitat>> her kan du hente en demo-version af Partition Magic så du kan se hvad den kan! Bemærk, det er KUN en demo-version som ikke giver adgang til at lave nogen ændringer!
james_t_dk>> klart klart, men manden spørger om han kan gå tilbage til fat32 fra NTFS, og der er svaret klart... partitionmagic. Win2k kan kun gå fra fat32 til ntfs med sin convert utility, men ikke tilbage igen :(
jo, under install af win2k kan du vælge om den skal konvertere det drev du installerer på til NTFS eller lade den bibeholde FAT32. og jo, du kan vælge hvilket format du vil formatere ANDRE drev i bagefter. \"NTFS er jo ikke noget der kun kan opnåes med partition magic. Det er jo da i aller højeste grad muligt at få NTFS uden at have partition magic. \" <-- det er ikke det han spørger om! han spørger om han kan KONVERTERE tilbage til FAT32 og det kan han ikke uden at formatere eller at bruge Partition Magic.
Tænkte at jeg ville flytte data først, så formatere bagefter. Så slipper man også for at købe partition magic, men ens system, og programmer står ikke til at redde på min måde. Der er det kun vigtige filer der kan reddes.
husk nu at du ikke kan bruge den version du er ved at hente til noget udover at se hvad programmet kan! her er et andet program som er gratis at bruge til at partitionere med: http://www.igd.fhg.de/~aschaefe/fips/
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16. juni 2001 - 14:04#18
puttitat du skriver på din mini site på eksperten, at du ikke kan finde på noget at skrive, hvor er f.eks. din e-mail eller og icq?
yup Goulduck. Jeg vil bare kunne skifte hvis der bliver behov for det.
kharder-> ICQ har jeg ikke skrevet, da jeg blev spammet med min sidste bruger...
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17. juni 2001 - 16:19#21
Oki , men så kan du jo kontankte mig den anden vej, mit icq # står på min minisite på eksperten. Sådanne som prøver på dette hos mig bliver send på den sorte liste hos mig.
hvad er det for noget snyderi at tage pointene selv? du fik svar på dine spørgsmål! endda hurtigt! \"Hvilket program skal jeg bruge hvis jeg vil (hvis jeg kan) ompartitionere min harddisk mellem NTFS og FAT32 on-the-fly?\" <-- partition magic var svaret! der eksisterer ikke andre programmer der kan det du søger!
PartitionMagic 6.0 Native Operating System Support All major platforms, including DOS, Windows 95/98, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional, and NT 4.0 workstation.
arh helt ærligt mand... Jeg kunne ikke bruge PM6.0 på min WinXP og det var DET jeg skulle bruge den til! Derfor.... Men find et andet program der kan konvertere frem og tilbage, og der understøtter winXP og så er der point!
du skrev da intet om win xp? desuden tvivler jeg på at PM kommer til win xp FØR final release! men så skal den også nok komme!
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