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05-16-2003, 11:56 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Hull United Kingdom
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Windows 2000
Could someone help me on these too please?
I have installed Windows 2000 onto a systems hard disk with the FAT32 filing system on the parttion C; partiton of a drive.But since installing this I want to make the drive less accessible to Windows 98 users on the same network.How would i Identify the file system neede and how would i convert this from FAT32.Would there be any advantages of running the new file system?? When I was booting with Windows 2000for the first time after installation,the system hangs.It gave me a blue screen, and and it fails to fully load Windows 2000. What steps would I take to assist me with troubleshooting and the utilities available to help me? Would the ERD not help me in this case ? |
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05-17-2003, 06:50 AM
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Northeast, Michigan
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1- Use the convert command,
convert x: /fs: ntfs "X being your drive letter" ntfs has better security, and more efficient use of hard drive space, I believe it uses a 4KB cluster. 2- The ERD would help, If you made one. Recovery console will work, also boot from the CD, will help repair W2K |
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