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My drives changed to UDF File System and I want them to be in NTFS how do I get them to chang back I cannot drag and record no more it only see half the capacity of the disks.
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Fugitive108 said:My drives changed to UDF File System and I want them to be in NTFS
how do I get them to chang back I cannot drag and record no more it
only see half the capacity of the disks.
Yves said:If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or
Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF
format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks.
NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives.

Nathan said:Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash
drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the
harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P![]()
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable
media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
NTFS Floppies:
time he has been posting here, has shown knowledge about PCs in hardware andNathan McNulty said:NTFS Floppies:
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/ntfsfloppy.shtml
As for the dog, I think she meant a Clumber Spaniel which is actually a
pretty cool dog![]()
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