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celcor

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 14:28 Post subject: How can I use files bigger than 4GB?	Quick Quote Quote

I downloaded a 4.7GB compressed file in 30 rar files. but when I try to unrar them it gives me : " There is not enough space on the disk. ! Write error: only NTFS file system supports files larger than 4 GB " how can I fix it?

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mag2005

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 14:30 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

You need to format your HDD in NTFS. So get your self a external or additional HDD and format it NTFS and extract the isothere. If you hate it, ignore it.

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drugshond

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 15:00 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

http://aumha.org/win5/a/ntfscvt.php

celcor

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 16:24 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

When I turn my HDD from FAT32 to NTFS will it erase all the data on the HDD?

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 16:25 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

no asus z170-A \|\| core i5-6600K \|\| geforce gtx 970 4gb \|\| 16gb ddr4 ram \|\| win10 \|\| 1080p led samsung 27"

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Posted: Mon, 5th Dec 2005 18:03 Post subject:

celcor wrote:

When I turn my HDD from FAT32 to NTFS will it erase all the data on the HDD?

Depends on how you do it :\, you should be able to convert it to NTFS without any problems, but don't blame me if it does go wrong lol.

the guide posted above should do the trick Smile

doiscontigo

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Posted: Tue, 6th Dec 2005 11:16 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

If you have Windows XP you can convert FAT32 to NTFS system.

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