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> Right...that was what you mentioned to me when I mentioned the external > HDD...bit of a shame... All down to MS again, but they are getting close to it being ok to do so.... -- Three Irishmen hijacked a submarine and then demanded £500.000 And three parachutes. |
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> All down to MS again, but they are getting close to it being ok to do > so.... I was thinking of moving all my stuff back to the PC from the external and seeing whether it has the option to format it to NTFS...it takes an age to defrag and I was wondering whether it was because it is formatted as FAT... -- Friends are relatives you make for yourself. *Eustache Deschamps* |
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> I was thinking of moving all my stuff back to the PC from the external and > seeing whether it has the option to format it to NTFS...it takes an age to > defrag and I was wondering whether it was because it is formatted as FAT... Phil's the man to answer that one.... -- Why do we want intelligent terminals when there are so many stupid users? |
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biggeordie blurted on Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:14:45 GMT:
> Phil's the man to answer that one.... He may just say it is because it is external and save me a job...because it came preformatted, I don't even know whether the option will be there... -- Men are just the happiest people Because Wrinkles add character. |
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:17:45 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:
> He may just say it is because it is external and save me a job...because it > came preformatted, I don't even know whether the option will be there... Probably was preformatted to FAT as that would suit most needs... -- Sandpaper: An Irishman's map of the desert |
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biggeordie blurted on Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:21:56 GMT:
> Probably was preformatted to FAT as that would suit most needs... I took it for granted it was NTFS because the Iomega one that I went to get that was out of stock was...just thought a Western Digital one would be too :-) -- Men are just the happiest people Because Car mechanics tell them the truth. |
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:23:57 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:
> I took it for granted it was NTFS because the Iomega one that I went to get > that was out of stock was...just thought a Western Digital one would be too > :-) Unusual to get them preformatted, they usually leave that up to the user.... ;-) -- The programmer's national anthem is 'AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH'. |
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biggeordie blurted on Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:26:54 +0000:
> Unusual to get them preformatted, they usually leave that up to the > user.... ;-) Is nice...but I had the hump when I saw only 111GB out of 120...I thought being preformatted they would have to state the actual amount after formatting... -- Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. *Albert Einstein* |
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:36:10 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:
> Is nice...but I had the hump when I saw only 111GB out of 120...I thought > being preformatted they would have to state the actual amount after > formatting... Oh they all do that and this 120GB HDD was only showing as 112GB..... -- Reset Universe (Y/N) ? |
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On 16 Nov 2004, biggeordie uttered the following:
> What the hell is this supposed to be doing? It shows a few KB of upload > and d/l then goes back to zero. That will be the case as processes send out over the network especially if you're on a LAN. -- Lucy: "You are the tiniest speck in an enormous universe." Snoopy: "Then I might as well go back to sleep." |