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• Re format ntfs drive?

  Hi all

  I found a 320 GB NTFS drive usb3 "Bipra' mark on amazon for £24.  Sounds like all the rest and mac to format those are double this price or usb2 only. They get good reviews, as they seem to contain some Seagate drives.  Can I get this one and just re - format? That would save me quite a quid.  As Mac can't read the NTFS (apparently) can they still reformat them?

  Ta

  Granger

  Mac can read NTFS disks but impossible, without software, to write about them. Yes, you can use disk utility to reformat the drive Mac OS Extended journaled. If you intend to drive must be bootable OS x, you will also need to partition (a single partition is very well) by using the GUID partition scheme.

• Since I compressed my NTFS drive last week, all the text of my files names are in blue. Is there a reason for this?

  Original title: file names have turned to the Blues

  file names have turned to the bruises on my dell hybrid. I compressed my NTFS drive week last to create more space and since then, all the names of txt on my files are now blue. is there a reason for this?

  Hello JordanMcGinn,

  Please see the link below regarding this issue.

  File changed police in blue: it's normal - blue means that the file is compressed

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-files/file-font-changed-to-blue/3efc8f58-edf8-4930-9e38-69feca448a92

  Thank you

• NTFS drive got converted to RAW disk

  My NTFS driver converted to RAW and I can't access it, would you please help?

  How I can access without lossing my data!

  Hello Mohamed,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  The NTFS file system provides the best performance and security for data on hard disks and partitions or volumes that

  the FAT file system used in some earlier versions of Windows.

  Raw disk is used to designate a hard disk access to a raw, binary level, under data from partition level and using file system in the MBR.

  I suggest you to refer to this article and check if it helps.
  Reference:
  Convert a hard disk or partition to NTFS format
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/convert-hard-disk-partition-NTFS-format#1TC=Windows-7

  Important notes:
  After you convert a partition to the NTFS format, you cannot convert it back. If you want to reuse FAT filesystem on the partition, you will need to reformat the partition, which erases all data on it.

  Some earlier versions of Windows cannot read data on local NTFS partitions. If you need to use an earlier version of Windows to access a partition on the computer, do not convert it to NTFS.

  Although the risk of corruption or loss of data during a conversion is minimal, you must back up all data on the partition before you begin.

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• How to convert a RAS exfat to ntfs drive?

  How to convert a RAS exfat to ntfs drive? for widows 7

  Note that if your flash drive is 8 GB or less, there is really no advantage to NTFS.

  During the exFat?  Maybe - but which would be determined by individual needs... ;-)

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/exFAT

• Install Windows 8 automatically formats the hard drive? If this isn't the case, I should format it FAT or NTFS drive before installing Win/8?

  Install Windows 8 automatically formats the hard drive?  If this isn't the case, I should format it FAT or NTFS drive before installing Win/8?

  No, this isn't format the hard drive, what's done is put your existing version of Windows in a folder called "windows.old", it indeed erases old files of version and folders, leaving free space on the existing partition "NTFS" (formerly ocupied by your previous version of windows) in which is installed Windows 8.

  And "NTFS" is the only file system that supports Windows 8.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• MacBook Air external NTFS drive reading

  HI, this is my first post.

  My wife has a MacBook Air 13 "display mid 2013 running Yosemite OSX v 10.10.5

  I'm trying to read and then copy the files from a NTFS formatted drive that I use on my Win7 machine. I'm trying to transfer files from the PC to the Mac.

  I can see the player in the utility tool drive of Mac but that you do not see the drive in Finder. I think I have the configuration of disk NTFS (made in Windows) share anyone can change the disc.

  I saw in several places that Yosemite be at least able to read NTFS files. I'm not trying to write to the disk, only to read.

  Any suggestions? I would stay with NTFS (compared to exFAT) for purposes of reliability if possible.

  Thank you.

  Check the settings on the sidebar of the Finder preferences and general tabs. If they are configured properly (a shared drive on a network will be a connected server), try to fix the PC.

  To connect to a network drive, use the connection to the server command in the Finder menu go.

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• Formatted in NTFS drive is not recognized as install NTFS for VISTA ULTIMATE

  I reformatted a second hard drive to NTFS to install VISTA ULTIMATE...

  the "control panel" it lists as "NEW VOLUME (d :))"...) " 596 GB free of 596 GB (list of properties to NTFS)

  ' DISK MANAGEMENT it lists as "NEW VOLUME (D :)...) 596 GB shows to NTFS

  ANY IDEAS?

  Thank you

  Carl

  Hello

  you don't say what you're actually doing

  you have installed a second hard drive

  you are dualbooting?

  and when you follow the instructions on the disk it will format the hard disk during installation

  Here is the clean install of Vista

  Make sure you only set the CD/DVD drive to be 1st in the boot order to boot from the disk

  to boot from the dvd drive to be able to you will see a way to get into the bios Setup at the bottom of the screen or command menu start

  It would be F2 or delete etc to enter the BIOS or F12 etc. for the start menu

  Change boot order it do dvd drive 1st in the boot order

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/change-boot-order-XP-Vista/

  then follow the instructions below

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/Vista/vista_clean_installation.html

• ESX 3.5 and ntfs drive.

  guys, I just installed 3.5 on my 'old win 2003' server so storage is about 1 t on an ntfs partition, but ESX did not recognize the partion; I use fstab to do this with the same result. "doesn't recognize ntfs." Y at - there no way to get around this all data is present in this drive and it is imperative that I make it work with my virtual machine, but VM will not see because the server host itself does not. I thought to copy the data off of it and reformat the drive and handed over the data. But it's a lot of work, and I talk about 500 GB of data. In addition, I want to leave as ntfs, as windows and Linux, see this parition.

  any help appreciated

  blog: pctechtips.org

  If you use ESX 4.x/vmfs/devices/disques/le name is different.

  Check the right name.

  Also if you have ESX 3.x please keep in mind that the name is correct (use the tab to expand the name of the device).

  André

• Fix permissions of the drive in El captain

  I am running 10.11.4 El captain and I was wondering how to repair disk permissions. Was able to do in the Mavericks, but El captain appeared to have rejected its necessity (?).

  Any help you can give is fantastic. Here is a picture of the disc utilities:

  

  Run the function of first aid. Aside from that, you can't.

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• How to allaocate hard drive more space in the NTFS drive?

  My problem is that I want to install another OS, win 7 on this computer to allow multiple startup options, if poss?, anyway, im wanting to see if im able to increase or to add a new partition on my d drive? OR / make E DRIVING the new partition for the copy of win 7 to insall on? Is it possible, Im aware of the software available fo a price? $$, At this point, I don't want to buy this drive magic partionioneer, or whatevrer his name, im wanting to do the old fashion way, in configuration and hard work >? It is possible, Im able to move or delete some data on drive D or E in CAR if it's what I happen to mounira or re-formatt ther drive either D or E, im thinking someone knows how to make this happen easy and simple, thank you in advance regards Teltom1

  PS I tried to formatt the small DISK (C) but the formatt option would not allow me to do, staeing files have been used by windows? or something, just wated to inform him of my attempt to do this >

  Here is my PC information

  Compaq Presario SR5030NX

  2 GB or Ram

  READERS ARE as follows

  DRIVE (C)

  He argues that it is a

  basic training disc (1)

  Its capacity is only 8062 MB

  Master Boot Record partition style

  (MBR)

  the used space on the disk is (5.22 GB)

  Free space on disk is (2.64 Gb)

  BY CAR: (D)

  The capacity is 152617 MB

  The partition Style is

  Master Boot Record

  The location is DISC (O)

  States23.9 GB used space

  States of free space

  73.6 GB

  BY CAR: (E) LOCATION O (O)

  DRIVE TYPE: Type Local

  Space used

  4.27 GB

  Free space

  47.1 Gb

  Hi Teltom1,

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Yes, you can have Windows XP and Windows 7 in dual boot on your computer.

  However, the first thing you would do is to check if Windows 7 can be installed on your computer. Check out the following link to search for the same thing.

  Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor - download - Microsoft Windows

  If so, you can create the necessary partition. Read the following article.

  Microsoft Windows XP - create a partition or a logical drive

  See the video below to learn more.

  Microsoft Showcase: Dual Boot Windows XP and Windows 7

• Visual Studio 2013 installed on Windows 7 may cause bug control in the NTFS driver?

  Hello!

  I installed Visual Studio on Windows 7 2013. Shortly after started NTFS bug control regularly occur.

  VS install all drivers and can therefore be the cause of the bug check?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Thank you for the update on the issue.

  I appreciate your efforts to help us get the Event Viewer logs, but we will need files from mini dump for better analyze the question.

  I would ask allows you to check the Inbox of your email that we sent you a private message.

  Please return to the email with the required information. Also please let us know if you have not received a private message.

  Thank you

• Search external drive to NTFS format

  What I have to do to find the changes that were made on my NTFS drive during the last 2 months?

  What files I added, its been a mess!

  I use El Capitan 10.11.6 and NTFS for MAC and I have no idea on the terminal.

  You mention that either the app that you have to read and write NTFS volumes but make sure that there is a compatible version of El Capitan. There is no free versions that any more except maybe that of Seagate.

• NB100 - How can I use a USB drive to NTFS?

  How can I make the ubuntu remix in my NB100 accept my USB what file system is NTFS?

  Happy if someone can help.

  Hello

  On Linux systems, you are able to read the NTFS file, it should work without problem.

  If you want to write data to an NTFS drive, you need a driver.
  Search this Web site. This could be useful for you:
  http://www.NTFS-3G.org/

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• Why are usb flash drives not NTFS formattable?

  Hi I have a few usb2 flash drives. Is there a reason they seem to not format it in NTFS? I can only select FAT32. I have maybe more old stock... Win XP Home SP3 and Vista Home Premium 64 - bit SP2.

  I have:

  -Lexar JumpDrive VE: 8 GB - reading 12 MBs, write 3 MBs

  -Sony Micro Vault Click (USM16GL): 16 GB - reading 18 MBs, writing 5 MBs

  -Patriot Memory bolt-

  PSF32GBTUSB: 32 GB - read 30 MBs, write 12 MBs

  Are SSD drives in the same way? I thought that SSDS have been NTSF.

  Thank you.

  First of all, the format is NTFS, not NTFS.  Secondly, it should be no reason why you shouldn't be able to format as NTFS drives - I just grabbed one of mine to random (8 GB PNY) and was able to format to NTFS.  You may need to use disk management to remove existing partitions first.

  'Brian V V' wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  Hi I have a few usb2 flash drives. Is there a reason they seem to not format it in NTFS? I can only select FAT32. I have maybe more old stock... Win XP Home SP3 and Vista Home Premium 64 - bit SP2.

  I have:-Lexar JumpDrive VE: 8 GB - reading 12 MBs, write 3 MBs

  -Sony Micro Vault Click (USM16GL): 16 Gb - read 18 MBs, writing 5 MBs - Patriot Memory bolt-

  PSF32GBTUSB: 32 GB - read 30 MBs, write 12 MBs

  Are SSD drives in the same way? I thought that SSDS have been NTSF.

  Thank you.