Windows XP Pro fix NTFS problem with DNS-120 NAS

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I went "bleeding edge" and purchased the Dlink DNS-120 USB to Ethernet
Network Stoarage Adapter. I was finally able to write to the attached 250GB
hard drive when I formatted it as a bunch of 34.4MB FAT32 logical drives.
However, I cannot write to the same drive formatted as NTFS. I can read fron
it however. Would it be worth spending $200 to upgade one computer to Windows
XP Professional? If so, how do work it?
 
phunfoto-lvnv said:
I went "bleeding edge" and purchased the Dlink DNS-120 USB to Ethernet
Network Stoarage Adapter. I was finally able to write to the attached 250GB
hard drive when I formatted it as a bunch of 34.4MB FAT32 logical drives.
However, I cannot write to the same drive formatted as NTFS. I can read fron
it however. Would it be worth spending $200 to upgade one computer to Windows
XP Professional? If so, how do work it?
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Please don't spend money to upgrade, it is useless.
Right now, Linux system can support NTFS well.
This device ( Almost all NAS ) used Linux.
I suggest you should find a partition tool.
( From shareware, you find a lot )
It can let you format a big FAT32 partition, more than 32G.
 
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