Format harda na Fat32

desni gumb misa na ikonici od harda....format i u celiji file system izaberes fat32...... jedino ako na toj particiji nisu instalirani windowsi......

probaj my computer > desni klik > manage

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to je za xp...

Na visti nejde ni preko Manage

Hard je 40 giga i treba mi za jedan stari komp. U biti stvar je ovakva. Formatirao sam taj hard u ntfs file systemu na svom kompu. Sad ga ubacim u stari komp i želim instalirat windowse ali mi zašteka u onom trenutku kada bi se trebalo pojavit "Boot from CD" bla,bla. Znači treperi mi ona crtica i ništa se ne pojavljuje. Ja sam kontao, da budući da je stariji komp, ne podržava ntfs file system pa bih probao formatirat hard na fat32 system.

I šta onda kad ju obrišem...koji će bit file system?

Kreiranje particija nije problem...format u fat32 jest...

Ajd morat ću probat to iako sam skeptičan da ću imati opciju da formatiram u fat32

http://sksapps.com/mis/USB_format_Tool.rar

Evo vam decki rijesenje problema je da je tema stara al eto!!

Formatiranje ti je najmanji i najlakši problem.

Odi u My Computer, označi Local disk koji želiš, Desni klik miša, Format.

Otvori ti se novi prozor u kojem odabereš FAT32 i stisneš start.

Bez ikakvog programa sve direkt iz Windowsa.

To je prije problem s CD uređajem. Koji je format particije na disku nema veze sa starošću kompa. Prastari kompovi su koristili NTFS na Windows NT. Komp vidi disk i pristupa boot sectoru koji je neovisan o particiji, ali tebi se niti to ne dogodi jer BIOS čeka odgovor od CD roma. Pokušaj ili drugi CD ili drugi CD ROM. Koji ćeš format staviti ovisi samo o tome koji win misliš instalirati. Ako ćeš Win 2k ili XP, slobodno ostavi NTFS.

  Krivo si protumačio. Pogledaj na linku gore "Applies to all editions of Windows Vista." "You cannot create a FAT32 partition greater than 32GB in this version of Windows, and you cannot store a file larger than 4GB on a FAT32 partition." bi u prijevodu bilo: "Na ovoj verziji Windowsa (Visti) ne možeš kreirati FAT32 particiju veću od 32 GB, i općenito na FAT32 particiju ne možeš spremati file-ove veće od 4GB". Ovo vrijedi i za XP.

  Formatiranjem se organizira struktura spremanja file-ova prema odabranom formatu particije. Low-level format (odnosno fill with zero) ajmo reći vrača disk u tvorničko stanje, iako to tehnički nije točno jer nakon toga ostane "izblijeđeni" zapis koji specijalnim alatima može vratiti (recimo traženje izbrisanih fileova u kriminalističkoj obradi). Secure erase preko starih podataka prepiše nekoliko puta ili nule pa jedinice, pa nule, pa tako koliko je puta odabrano u postavkama, ili još učinkovitije, nasumične nizove nula i jedinica.

Evo malo Copy/Paste. Čisto da se čita.

A nekad me ufati nostalgija za 98 se.. 

    "While the FAT32 file system can support drives up to a standard theoretical size of 2 terabytes, (it 'can' be jury-rigged under Windows Millennium Edition to support partitions of up to 8 TB), Windows 2000 Professional and XP Professional cannot FORMAT a volume larger than 32 GB in size using their native FAT32 file system.

    "The FastFAT driver can mount and support volumes larger than 32 GB that use the FAT32 file system, such as those created locally by Windows 98 or ME in dual boot configuration, (subject to other limits listed here for Windows 98, ME and 2000 and here for Windows XP), but you cannot CREATE one using the Format tool from within either Windows 2000 Professional or XP Professional. If you attempt to format a FAT32 partition larger than 32 GB, the format fails near the end of the process with the following error message:
 
Logical Disk Manager: Volume size too big."

• "The 127.5-GB limit on FAT32 volumes imposed in Windows 98 no longer applies to Windows Me. In Windows Me, using a cluster size of 32 KB, a FAT32 volume can theoretically be about 8 terabytes. However, the 32-bit fields in the partition table (and in the FAT32 boot sector) limit the size of an individual volume (regardless of file system) on a basic MBR disk using a sector size of 512 bytes to approximately 2 terabytes."
   
  
• "Although Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional can mount FAT32 volumes of any size, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional can format FAT32 volumes up to 32 GB only. Use NTFS to format larger volumes. For more information about the benefits of formatting Windows XP Professional volumes by using NTFS, see 'Advantages of Using NTFS' earlier in this chapter."

    This "cannot Format more than 32GB" behavior is by design, as Microsoft recommends using the NTFS file system for partitions greater than 32GB. One reason for this is: as a FAT32 partition goes beyond 32GB, the cluster size that is used jumps from 16K to 32K, thus "wasting" far more drive space when small files are stored. (See the FAT16 page for more about Cluster Size and Wasted Space.)

    However, as Windows 2000 or Windows XP fully supports using a FAT32 partition over 32GB, and only does not permit formatting a FAT drive over 32GB, it is possible to use a Windows 98 or Windows Me boot diskette to get a larger FAT partition formatted. Just be extremely careful that the correct partition is formatted when booting from a diskette.

Hehe.. onda neka pedofilcine razmisljaju o secure erase.. fala na informacijama.. pozdrav