Samsung HM500JI 500 GB SATA Hard Drive "ntfs" Questions

...on to the hard drive ,my computer is a Mac Pro Check to make sure the Hard Drive isn't formated as NTFS if so you won't be able to modify files on the drive without a third party application such as ...

...do any modification, which includes data transfer!! Most likely the hard drive is formated as NTFS and you will need to download a 3rd party app in order to write to an NTFS file system in Mac ...

can not get hard drive to convert from fat32 to ntfs Convert FAT32 to NTFS In Windows XP: Click Start -> Run Enter "cmd" into the text field labeled "Open". Click OK button If you want to convert ...

how cAN I INSTALL WINDOW 98 OVER WINDOWS XP IN THE NTFS FILE SYSTEM For that first you need to delete that ntfs patition becasue win98 disk not supports ntfs. For deete partiotion you can use dm tool ...

external hard drive cant format into ntfs but only exfat can only format into exfat but not ntfs The propriety NTFS file format is used by the Windows operating system to format internal as well as ...

kingston data traveler 200 128 GB format ex Fat 32 to NTFS Would you please clarify your problem. But i suggest that you would like to change the file system from FAT to NTFS. If you want to do that ...

...to a pc and modifying to a mac The problem is that your smartdisk drive operates using the NTFS (New Technology File System) under USB which is the standard file system of Windows. Apple mac ...

..., and a faint beeping comes from the drive. the problem is that your lacie drive operates using the NTFS (New Technology File System) under USB which is the standard file system of Windows. Apple mac ...

I have an external maxtor 3100 , FAT format on windows XP NTFS format. Is there a way to format my external unit NTFS? Appreciate your thoughts. The FAT format is easier to recover data from if things

...your file system is FAT32.fat 32 can only store file size of maximum of 4GB.change file system to NTFS. To convert a volume to NTFS from the command prompt Open Command Prompt. Click Start, point