Access your DOS command prompt and type the following:-
convert d:/fs:ntfs
Substitute d with your drive letter but the colon (:) after the drive letter is important and must not be omitted. No other extentions are required or necessary and no need to issue warnings. This will format the drive to the default settings.
techiguy
July 2009
sorry that's
convert d: /fs:ntfs
Peccavi
July 2009
My Windows book says...
To convert FAT or FAT32 disk to NTFS format use the command-line Convert utility using the following syntax:
convert d /fs:ntfs
where d is the drive letter you want to convert...
It then goes on for the next 7 or 8 pages issuing various warnings and cautionary notes - too many and too complex to enter here...
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