Here's how to convert a drive FAT32 to NTFS without losing any of your files. FAT32 and NTFS are the two most common file systems that Windows users have to deal with.

In light of these challenges, I created a process to convert a FAT or FAT32 file system to NTFS while circumventing or eliminating most of the pitfalls. And I’ve written a script to automate the ...

In XP, there should be a tool that will convert FAT to NTFS. I think it's in Start -> Accessories -> System Tools; I'm not sure because if your partitions is already NTFS when you installed XP ...

In light of these challenges, I created a process to convert a FAT or FAT32 file system to NTFS while circumventing or eliminating most of the pitfalls.

Why? Because you'll get more reasonable cluster sizes. CONVERT used in Win2K will cause the partition to wind up with 512 byte file allocation units.

Depending on your digital assets, it may be optimal to use a specific file storage format type. Learn about FAT32 & NTFS formats, & find what’s right for you.

Using the FAT or exFAT file systems? You'll have to convert your drives to NTFS if you want to keep syncing them with Microsoft's OneDrive cloud storage service.

You might have come across these computer terms including FAT32, NTFS and much more. So what exactly is that? Get to know more about it here.

This compression method only works on the drives formatted in the NTFS file system. It doesn’t work for the drives that use the FAT32 or exFAT file system.