S
Sheila
I am trying to convert my FAT32 Windows XP hard drive into an NTFS Windows XP
hard drive. I've already followed the instructions at the following link and
they did not work: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307286
After I type in convert c: /fs:ntfs and hit Enter it responds, "The type of
the file system is FAT 32. Enter current volume label for drive C:" So far
so good. But when I type in Y and press Enter it responds, "An incorrect
volume label was entered for this drive." So I'm hung up at that point. The
instructions make it sound as if the Y command will override this step or
"dismount the volume" but it's not working.
If it's any help I think the "volume label" is a name you can assign to the
hard drive and I chose to leave it blank when I was reformatting my hard
drive and installing Windows XP.
Help!!!
Thanks
hard drive. I've already followed the instructions at the following link and
they did not work: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307286
After I type in convert c: /fs:ntfs and hit Enter it responds, "The type of
the file system is FAT 32. Enter current volume label for drive C:" So far
so good. But when I type in Y and press Enter it responds, "An incorrect
volume label was entered for this drive." So I'm hung up at that point. The
instructions make it sound as if the Y command will override this step or
"dismount the volume" but it's not working.
If it's any help I think the "volume label" is a name you can assign to the
hard drive and I chose to leave it blank when I was reformatting my hard
drive and installing Windows XP.
Help!!!
Thanks