Um I am not charging anyone 40 bucks for anything. #45, Giovani: you say "Ok, thanks for your info, but is this enough for you to charge 40 bucks?" Thank you for that great tool, it might become handy in some certain cases and it is good to know, that it is possible to convert filesystems in such an easy way! Best wishes and GOOD LUCK to your company!!! Save | Cancel
Thank you for that great tool, it might become handy in some certain cases and it is good to know, that it is possible to convert filesystems in such an easy way! Best wishes and GOOD LUCK to your company!!! last changed date and user privileges and many unducomented scrap, which makes it much faster than NTFS.ītw.: NTFS and FAT32 are both still sensitive to file fragmentation which slows file access down.
They want us to buy newer operating systems and never look back.įAT 32 has some signifant limitations like a maximum of 2GB filesize and a limited partition size of 32GB, but it has also some strong benefits over NTFS cause it uses much less "overhead" and does not store unnecessary information like e.g. The central question for me is, why MS did not make such a tool theirselves. I did not know, that FAT32 and NTFS are widely compatible in structure so that a conversion needs only some bits of the file entries changed.
Your tool sounds really phenomenal! Converting from NTFS to FAT32 without rewriting all the files on the partition is like a miracle to me!
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