Re: hard drive limitations
From: Thomas Wendell (tumppiw_NOSPAM_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/30/04
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 18:00:41 +0300
XP can only format <32G drives to FAT32. Older fdisks doesn't have that
limitation..
-- Tumppi Reply to group ================================================= Most learned on nntp://news.mircosoft.com Helsinki, Finland (remove _NOSPAM) (translations from FI/SE not always accurate) ================================================= "septemberschild" <septemberschild@discussions.microsoft.com> kirjoitti viestissä news:9F606E67-6841-49D3-AB64-AFBE64A4E534@microsoft.com... > oh please please mighty Microsoft, find a way to remove the limitations that > cause this: Why when inside of Disk Management are you able to fdisk a drive, > partition > it and then when you go to format it your only option is NTFS? Then if you go > to the Command Window and type "format D: /fs:fat32" it will check the disk > for errors which takes a long time on a 100gig HD and returns an error > message that states "Disk is too large for FAT32"? But yet you can boot with > a Win98 boot disk, run FDISK, re-partition, reboot then format the disk with > no problem? Why is there a limitation inside of XP? Both from Disk Manager > inside of Admin Tools and from the DOS window? >
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