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General Tech => Hardware => Topic started by: glitcher on January 15, 2013, 02:37:36 PM
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Guys anybody can help me with my problem?
I tried several times to format my USB drive in NTFS but it says "Windows Unable to Format" .
guys please help me with my problem.. :(
-sorry i don't know where i'm going to put this topic..
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Try this.
1. Open CMD as administrator.
2. Type the following command:
format E: /fs:ntfs (where E is your USB drive letter).
3. Wait for a minute to finish the process.
4. Once Windows finishes the format process, close command prompt.
5. You are done!
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Format your usb with this.
download attachment
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Try this.
1. Open CMD as administrator.
2. Type the following command:
format E: /fs:ntfs (where E is your USB drive letter).
3. Wait for a minute to finish the process.
4. Once Windows finishes the format process, close command prompt.
5. You are done!
i already tried this one but it doesnt work.. :( Failed to convert.. Please run utility disk..
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Try this.
1. Open CMD as administrator.
2. Type the following command:
format E: /fs:ntfs (where E is your USB drive letter).
3. Wait for a minute to finish the process.
4. Once Windows finishes the format process, close command prompt.
5. You are done!
i already tried this one but it doesnt work.. :( Failed to convert.. Please run utility disk..
This should have worked
If it didn't, maybe your partitions are messed up?
You could boot off a gparted disk and re-partition it and then format it NTFS
Except I don't know why you want NTFS on a 4GB flash drive, that doesn't make much sense
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This should have worked
If it didn't, maybe your partitions are messed up?
You could boot off a gparted disk and re-partition it and then format it NTFS
Except I don't know why you want NTFS on a 4GB flash drive, that doesn't make much sense
can you please give me the step by step on how to do that?
i want NTFS in my flash drive because i want to put files more than 4GB.. are you familiar with AltDS?
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can you please give me the step by step on how to do that?
i want NTFS in my flash drive because i want to put files more than 4GB.. are you familiar with AltDS?
But if it's a 4GB flash drive how are you going to put files bigger than 4GB on there?
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But if it's a 4GB flash drive how are you going to put files bigger than 4GB on there?
if you familiar with AltDS then you can do that sir.. :)
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Use
DISKPART....
Google it... Diskpart is a command line utility..
Go to cmd>>diskpart...
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If you have Windows XP bootable CD, you can run the setup and format it easily
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@OP: You obviously missed the true and only proper solution by Mr. Gexxos, right here (http://evilzone.org/hardware/%28help%29-format-usb-drive-%284-0gb%29-in-ntfs-format-using-windows-xp/msg44767/#msg44767).
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@OP: You obviously missed the true and only proper solution by Mr. Gexxos, right here (http://evilzone.org/hardware/%28help%29-format-usb-drive-%284-0gb%29-in-ntfs-format-using-windows-xp/msg44767/#msg44767).
i've already done with that but it doesnt solve my problem.. :(
If you have Windows XP bootable CD, you can run the setup and format it easily
i'm referring my USB not my OS ..
Staff note: double post, nigga.
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@Op did you even refer Google for diskpart?
Whatever.
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@Op did you even refer Google for diskpart?
Whatever.
yes sir... but when i type the command disk list my usb doesn't appear.. :'(
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List disk
not disk list.
does the usb shows up in "computer"
if it doesn't, then either it is hardware problem or
the driver's...
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List disk
not disk list.
does the usb shows up in "computer"
if it doesn't, then either it is hardware problem or
the driver's...
no sir.. no hardware problem.. but when i type.. volume disk list then my usb drive appear..
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@glitcher Ya, you can format your USB with XP bootable CD. When the setup starts, it asks the drive which you want to format and install XP. Just select the drive for the USB and then you will get 4 options, to format using
NTFS, NTFS(quick), FAT32, FAT32(quick). Select NTFS quick and format the Usb and after the format is complete, exit the setup.
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@glitcher Ya, you can format your USB with XP bootable CD. When the setup starts, it asks the drive which you want to format and install XP. Just select the drive for the USB and then you will get 4 options, to format using
NTFS, NTFS(quick), FAT32, FAT32(quick). Select NTFS quick and format the Usb and after the format is complete, exit the setup.
Okey sir. FB later.. :)