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Mike Gasson said:I use XPHome/SP2 NTFS and I've got a couple of the above. I notice they are formatted to FAT. Can
they be formatted to NTFS
Yes.
or am I stuck with FAT?
Thanks michael & rod, I'll give it a go!In message said:You can even enable NTFS compression and I have also tried encryption
as well
Michael
Further to that, I only get the option for FAT16 & FAT32. How do I getMike Gasson said:Thanks michael & rod, I'll give it a go!
Further to that, I only get the option for FAT16 & FAT32. How do I get the NTFS option?
Do I need to use convert?
I used convert because I couldn't see an NTFS option. This worked OK onRod Speed said:How are you trying to do that ? In Disk Management ? Yes.
If so, are you deleting the current partition ?
No.
Nope.
I used convert because I couldn't see an NTFS option. This worked OK on both drives.
Mike said:Further to that, I only get the option for FAT16 & FAT32. How do I get
the NTFS option? Do I need to use convert?
Uwe, many thanks for all the USB information, it has all become a lotUwe Sieber said:This option is disabled by default for removable drives.
Have a look at my page:
http://www.uwe-sieber.de/usbstick_e.html
Uwe
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