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behrooz
how to access to my files on NTFS partion in the windows98 or dos?
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LVTravel
You can't (generally). Windows 98 and DOS only read/write to FAT 12, 16 &
32 partitions. You need to read and write NTFS partitions with NT, 2000 or
XP operating systems.
There is a DOS file reader for NTFS but I have not tried it.
http://www.theolympicsite.org/Top/Computers/Software/Disk_Management/ about
1/2 way down the scroll page or http://www.ntfs.com/products.htm
32 partitions. You need to read and write NTFS partitions with NT, 2000 or
XP operating systems.
There is a DOS file reader for NTFS but I have not tried it.
http://www.theolympicsite.org/Top/Computers/Software/Disk_Management/ about
1/2 way down the scroll page or http://www.ntfs.com/products.htm
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GSV Three Minds in a Can
from the wonderful said:how to access to my files on NTFS partion in the windows98 or dos?
www.google.com, 'access NTFS from Windows98 or DOS', should find you
some appropriate utilities - some of them are expensive though.
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F1Com
behrooz said:how to access to my files on NTFS partion in the windows98 or dos?
I assume you are dual booting. The best way would be to create another
fat32 partition and keep your data on it. Then you could access it from
win9x or xp.
If you have files over 4 gig though, you won't be able to use fat32.
Terry
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Ken Blake
dos?how to access to my files on NTFS partion in the windows98 or
You don't, unless you have special software to do this. One such
product you might want to look for (do a Google search) is called
NTFSDOS. I have no personal experience with it however, and can't
comment on how well it works.
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Alex Nichol
behrooz said:how to access to my files on NTFS partion in the windows98 or dos?
There is a limited but free addon for DOS at
http://www.ntfs.com/products.htm
Get the zip file with manual)
also ($49) for Windows 9x systems and I think think more comprehensive,
though I have not tried
http://www.winternals.com/products/fct/ntfswin98.asp