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Are there any freeware programs that will read, copy and delete files in an
NTFS partition while using FAT32?
NTFS partition while using FAT32?
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H-Man
What OS?D said:
HK
D
D
H-Man said:
Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
overwriting the WINNT folder but no luck, so before I format and reinstall I
need to back up several files.
S
Steven Burn
D said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
overwriting the WINNT folder but no luck, so before I format and reinstall I
need to back up several files.
ReadNTFS (422KB)
http://www.it-mate.co.uk/downloads/readntfs.exe
Knew I had it somewhere, just had to search my CD's ;o)
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H-Man
D said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
overwriting the WINNT folder but no luck, so before I format and reinstall I
need to back up several files.
H
H-Man
D said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
overwriting the WINNT folder but no luck, so before I format and reinstall I
need to back up several files.
try
http://www.ntfs.com/boot-disk.htm
http://www.pctip.ch/downloads/dl/24167.asp
Should get you to where you can copy some files over.
HK
H
H-Man
Sorry about that
I was having a whiskey flash
HK
I was having a whiskey flash
HK
J
JoeA
The problem could be in your boot.ini file located on your C: drive.
Sample boot.ini file
[boot loader]
timeout=3
default=C:\
[operating systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional" /fastdetect
Sample boot.ini file
[boot loader]
timeout=3
default=C:\
[operating systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional" /fastdetect
H
H-Man
JoeA said:
Of course the problem for the OP would be, how do I edit my BOOT.INI
file from Windows 98?
HK
T
Terry Orchard
D said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
overwriting the WINNT folder but no luck, so before I format and reinstall I
need to back up several files.
Can't you do what you want from the recovery console? Just copy the
files from the ntfs partition to the fat32 partition. (It's been so
long since I've run recovery console that I'm not sure, but I *think*
you can do this.)
Another solution would be BartPE (http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/), but
unfortunately you will need to have a working win2k or winxp system to
build the BartPE CD. If you can borrow a win2k or winxp system to
create the CD, then you are good to go.
Another solution would be SystemRecoverCD
(http://www.systemrescuecd.org/). This would be how I would do it, but
if you have no linux experience, you'll have some learning curve to be
able to mount the partitions and make the file copies.
And there are read-only drivers for ntfs partitions for win9x and dos
at http://www.sysinternals.com.
Terry
R
Roger Hunt
Errrmmmm ... it's on Drive C:, FAT32 ...H-Man said:JoeA said:The problem could be in your boot.ini file located on your C: drive.Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode.
Sample boot.ini file
[boot loader]
timeout=3
default=C:\
[operating systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional" /fastdetect
Of course the problem for the OP would be, how do I edit my BOOT.INI
file from Windows 98?
J
JoeA
If I understand the problem the OP can still boot to 98, but not 2K.H-Man said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode.
The problem could be in your boot.ini file located on your C: drive.
Sample boot.ini file
[boot loader]
timeout=3
default=C:\
[operating systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional" /fastdetect
Of course the problem for the OP would be, how do I edit my BOOT.INI
file from Windows 98?
HK
Start, Find, Files or Folders...boot.ini. Open with notepad. Make
changes. Or rename boot.ini to oldboot.ini then make new text file
copyed from my sample. Save as boot.ini to the same location as the old
file. Of course if you mess up boot.ini you will need to be able to go
into DOS and delete the new boot.ini and rename the oldboot.ini
good luck
M
Mister Smith
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode. Tried recovery and
Head on over to http://www.nu2.nu and build
the BartPE booting Windows XP CD-ROM. It's
a work of genius and will allow you to access
NTFS and FAT partitions without worrying about
access privileges or OS issues. PEBuilder
requires that you have an XP CD handy; when
you're done you'll have a bootable Windows GUI
on a CD -- with networking, no less. Handy!
Head on over to http://www.nu2.nu and build
the BartPE booting Windows XP CD-ROM. It's
a work of genius and will allow you to access
NTFS and FAT partitions without worrying about
access privileges or OS issues. PEBuilder
requires that you have an XP CD handy; when
you're done you'll have a bootable Windows GUI
on a CD -- with networking, no less. Handy!
H
howard schwartz
I found, what I recall is a dos-shell based TSR that allows basic read, write,
and file management operations on NTFS partitions from a FAT-32 partition. The
author called it a `driver'. I found this on my computer, with some tools that
look like this, but execuatables from the same author who wrote testdisk:
GRENIER Christophe
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.cgsecurity.org
The file of tool is called ntfs.zip
and file management operations on NTFS partitions from a FAT-32 partition. The
author called it a `driver'. I found this on my computer, with some tools that
look like this, but execuatables from the same author who wrote testdisk:
GRENIER Christophe
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.cgsecurity.org
The file of tool is called ntfs.zip
J
JoeA
On my puter I have 98SE on C:..FAT32, and Win2KPro on D:..NTFS, the biosRoger said:H-Man said:Duel boot
Win98SE on c: (FAT32), Win2000 on d: (NTFS).
2000 went AWOL and wont boot, even in safe mode.
The problem could be in your boot.ini file located on your C: drive.
Sample boot.ini file
[boot loader]
timeout=3
default=C:\
[operating systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional" /fastdetect
Of course the problem for the OP would be, how do I edit my BOOT.INI
file from Windows 98?
Errrmmmm ... it's on Drive C:, FAT32 ...
reads the boot.ini fron C: and then you choose 98 or 2K.. if you don't
enter a choice in 3 seconds then the default OS..98SE boots.
M
Malcolm Reeves
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/ntfswin98.shtml
Read only though.
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Terry Orchard
Malcolm said:
True. But the OP had clarified his/her need:
So I figured read-only was acceptable. Also see subject line. But I
should have been clear, thanks for pointing that out.
Terry
T
truecol
I have a problem that's the reverse. I just bought a brand new pc
yesterday, with P4 2.8E processor, and 80 gb HDD. The drive was
formatted with NTFS and loaded with Win 2K. I also have a HDD of 8 gb
capacity which is of FAT32 format. When I installed the FAT32 drive
as a slave into my new PC, it says my drive isn't formatted, and
attempts to format it.
On my previous pc, a PII, I had 2 drives, a 19 gb NTFS formatted drive
and running on win2k, and this same 8 gig one on FAT32, and had no
problems.
The shop I bought the pc from says it is because my main drive is of
80 gb capacity, and that is why my new pc is behaving so. He suggests
I partition the 80 gb drive into 20 gb partitions. Somehow I see no
logic in his theory. Any experts here can shed any light on this?
Thanks.
SIAOGU
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Steven Burn
Can you access the drive in DOS mode?, if so, simply copy the data to the
NTFS drive (temporary folder will do) then when Windows wishes to format it,
you can let it have it's own way, without worrying about losing anything ;o)
As for the theory you mentioned above, thats balderdash. I've got a PC with
an 80GB NTFS drive and connected up an old 4GB (FAT 32) earlier to move the
data to the 80GB, and it didn't have any problems at all.
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