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Fed Bernal
I have a hard drive in my laptop that is partitioned at
the middle into drives C and D (that's how it came from
factory installation). C: is FAT32, and D: is NTFS.
Pretty much everything is run from drive C (windows XP),
and the D: is empty. I am running out of space on C:,
and I have been reading a bit about converting FAT32 to
NTFS. Is it advisable to:
1. Convert C: from FAT32 to NTFS,
2. Remove the partition so I can use the entire drive
I know very little about computers, and I want to be
careful about messing with the hard drive. Any insight
will come in handy.
the middle into drives C and D (that's how it came from
factory installation). C: is FAT32, and D: is NTFS.
Pretty much everything is run from drive C (windows XP),
and the D: is empty. I am running out of space on C:,
and I have been reading a bit about converting FAT32 to
NTFS. Is it advisable to:
1. Convert C: from FAT32 to NTFS,
2. Remove the partition so I can use the entire drive
I know very little about computers, and I want to be
careful about messing with the hard drive. Any insight
will come in handy.