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• W10 NTFS format of BootCamp

  I am trying to install windows via BootCamp, but I got to know that the NTFS format that uses Windows is not automatically formatted on my drive. I also found I'm supposed to be able to do it in the installation under Windows (disk for installation selection) process, but the option is not highlighted / available for me. Can someone help me with this please?

  When installing Using Windows Partition advance, select the bootcamp partition and format.

• Formatting the sd card to ntfs format

  Hello community,

  My memory card SD camera is in FAT32 format. Is it good if I format my SD card in NTFS format? I want to know which is the best format for memory cards. Help, please.
  Thank you...

  It depends on if your camera could support NTFS, so you should ask your camera manufacturer, whoever it is.  My thought is "if it's not broken, don't fix it".  There is not much to gain by changing the format, so I would say that potential problems outweigh the economies of small space formatting.

  Good luck.

• After the upgrade to El Capitan I can't write on the external hard drive to NTFS format more

  I have an external hard drive formatted in NTFS, I used some Mavericks and could read and write on it without problem, after I installed El Capitan today I can't do more, not this external hard drive is read-only. The problem is that it is full of my data and I can't just format as journaled. What I can do and why it worked fine before?

  You need to upgrade or replace the software you used to write on NTFS volumes and should put a copy of your data to a second drive in case one you have fails for any reason unrelated.

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• External hard drive with Windows NT File System (NTFS) Format

  I bought an external hard drive Samsung M3 about a year (1 to). I used a lot for about 3 months on my mac and then left it stored until I need it again. I then tried to use it today and for some reason, the format converted to Windows NT (NTFS) file system. Looking at other forums, the only way to change what has been suggested is to erase and format it in NTFS for Mac. However, I have 500 GB of data on what I don't want to erase. Does anyone have any suggestions, or any reason that the format has changed all of a sudden, do my hard drive now ReadOnly cannot think?

  1. the format has not changed

  2. There is no such format NTFS for Mac

  Would you like to start your story please?

• To move photos & catalog of NTFS formatted disk on my Mac to a Mac disk in format

  You want to move photos & catalog formatted NTFS drive on my Mac to a Mac disk in format. Problem is that I can't move them in Lightroom, because the disc is read only on the Mac.

  Search Tuxera NTFS for Mac or other similar utilities. I used it for years to use external hard drives with my Mac and PC.

• 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.

• Error: Unable to copy file 34 GB VHD in Vista Business 64-bit since hard drive USB 1 TB NTFS format drive.

  I have a big file VHD, > 34 GB. Created a Virtual PC (Virtual PC 2007) image, with disc of cancellations. Installed Win 7 Pro all updates. Office 2010 Pro all updates. Judgment, apply all changes.

  When the copy of the file on a hard disk to another disk Vista hard real partiton, it copies. But whenever I try to copy it to NTFSdrive USB, copy time continues to increase (cancelled when the transfer rate increased to 3 MB/s, time to copy remaining 11 hours 38% copied), the I/O reduction.

  Tried to launch the tool Rich Copy, which reported as 8 I/o operations failed and had to stop copying.

  Check the disk (from the virtual image) gives 314 cases of large files, 4 EA records, 88 business cases, NO problem.

  I tried to disable cancellation drive, start the computer virtual, reboot & running disk error checking, aok.   OS / works fine.

  I can copy other files (virtual hard disk, etc.) in both directions from the USB key. Have executed Optiomizer, disabled Compression and indexing on the USB. The USB is displayed 100% functional and no problem.

  It seems to be a problem with the Vista i/o system and the context of the VHD file. Someone else encountered similar problem on Vista, have a solution?

  Thank you

  GC

  In this case, I don't know.

  The only thing I can suggest is Process Monitor when it starts to slow down.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896645

• Formatting NTFS in FAT32, questions.

  I have a WD 3 TB my book, it is used on a PC to download video files (Mp4, MOV, etc.). When I login to 'my book' to a MAC I can't write external hard disk at all. I can only watch some content and cannot add or delete files. I think that I need to format it in FAT32 NTFS so I can work on both PC & Mac, is it true? If I do that it will destroy all files currently on the disc? I have to limit the size of files that I can download later?

  Thank you!

  Yes, but why are the ways to take the reader to a Windows computer to reformat FAT32 because you cannot do it on a Mac because it cannot write on a NTFS formatted drive. Or you can buy a utility that allows OS x write on an NTFS drive - Paragon NTFS for Mac® 14.

• My external hard drive has changed its Mac format to NTFS by itself. If anyone else has experienced this?

  I would post screenshots, but I'm currently back up backup (lol) my hard drive to another drive so I can reformat the drive. Anyway, today I plugged my Toshiba Caniva 1 TB external to some organization. I went to delete something (Cmd + delete) and nothing happened. So, I tried to drag and drop it into the basket and received a message saying that the file cannot be removed. It's weird, I thought. So, I open disk utility and discover that my external hard drive has decided to change to NTFS on its own. I tried to eject and reconnect it - that did not work. I tried to restart - which did not work. I thought that my USB hub could be a problem - nope. The only things that have changed since I last used my outside is that I changed the battery in my MacBook, put in an SSD and upgraded to El Capitan. I don't see how one of these could cause this but I thought I would mention it. Anyone who has something similar happens? Thank you.

  The reader not to not reformat in NTFS. If the disk has been reformatted would vanish all your data. I suspect that before you upgrade to El Capitan you ran a third party app that would allow you to use NTFS formatted disk. Once you upgrade to El Capitan the app is no longer compatible with your new operating system. You must download and install an upgraded version of your application that supports El Capitan. Or, you can copy all data from the disk and reformat then for your Mac.

• When I right click on the new disc of no. Format Option available for a conversion of NTFS.

  Original title: No available for a Convertion from NTFS Format Option

  I want to clone my new hard drive. Due to a VSS error, I have to convert it to NTFS to resolve the problem. When I right click on the new pilot to open the Format option what I see is the properties and help options. Is there another way to solve this problem?

  Hello

  What is the full error message?
   
   
  Reference:

  How to convert FAT to NTFS disks:

• install wondows 95 on a xp system, drive will not format or change NTFS in fat

  Hiya,
  Here are the current specifications for my computer,

  Microsoft windows xp professional,
  service pack 3

  Intel pentium 4 cpu 3.00 GHz
  512 MB of RAM

  Basically, I want the computer to work with a windows 95 OS instead of xp, (I have a boot cd)

  I tried different ways to format my hard drive,
  (booting from the xp disk, start the recovery console, giving the correct command request to start the format of drive c while changing storage type of ntfs to fat and when the format is complete I exit console early my computer and my xp is still running with all my files still saved)

  I also tried with the computer in xp by clicking on my computer and try to format the hard drive manually but it gives an error message saying "unable to complete the format".

  I'm to be stupid and do this wrong or is a problem of it is not not possible on my current setup?
  It would be appreciated if someone could help me or come to any solution as to how I can get 95 running if

  Hi Lewiscolli,

  Windows 95 (and their related components) will rise to a status not supported. After this date, Microsoft no longer provides incident support options or security updates. Microsoft does not offer an agreement of support for these products.

  If you have always wanted to install Windows 95 on Windows XP, you can format the disk on which you want to install the new operating system (OS) with the help of the Windows XP disc. You can format the drive in FAT instead of NTFS format, then you can install the Windows 95 operating system using the disc.

  You can follow the below mentioned article for more information:

   

  Choice between NTFS, FAT, and FAT32

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/choosing_between_ntfs_fat_and_fat32.mspx?mfr=true

  Hope this information help.

• Formatting hard drive in NTFS instead of FAT32 on E1550

  Is it possible to format the HDD storage plugged into the USB port using the NTFS format.

  When you use FAT32 pieces of backup software backs up files into blocks of 4 GB.  Told me to avoid that I have to format the drive with NTFS format to avoid this problem.

  However, the Cisco Connect does not offer a choice on how to format the hard drive.

  It was originally formatted in NTFS, but then I got permission issues and it would allow me to add the admin "admin".

  Is it possible that I can format the drive using NTFS and always keep the correct permissions configured?

  Thank you

  I don't know what happened, but I continued to reformatting, try different settings and turn things and finally, it started working.  The drive is formatted with NTFS and both computers have now access and permission to write to the disk.

• SDHC cards can be formatted NTFS?

  I would like the "NTFS" format so that I can save copies of my regular Outlook Backup files on SDHC cards!  I use Windows 7 on both of my computers.

  When I try to copy the Outlook Backup for SDHC cards I have, I get a message on the file is too big, although the display of properties seems to show that there is enough space!

  The cards I have are shown are formatted as "FAT."  I guess that the problem has something to with the "block size" of the file linked to the "block size" used in the 'FAT' format!  If this ISN ' T my problem, WHAT is?

  If I can format/reformat a SDHC card to NTFS to solve my problem, please give me instructions step by step.  If there is another solution, I would certainly receive!  On my e-mail address please reply!

  Thank you

  Terry_838

  Hello Terry,

  No problem. A call for freeware Aomei Partition Wizard is what you need, download here: http://download.cnet.com/AOMEI-Partition-Assistant-Standard-Edition/3000-18512_4-75118871.html?tag=mncol;1 (use only download Direct link).

  Once installed, you

  1. Select the SDHC card.
  2. Activities of partition select Partition.
  3. In the dialog box that opens, you specify the name and the format (NTFS)
  4. Click the OK button.
  5. Click apply on the toolbar.

  Its really as simple as that. Let me know if you have any questions. Post your results here and let me know how you fare.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• 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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