5 Jan 2011 at 18:21 #1 AHarvey AHarvey Soldato Joined 6 Mar 2008 Posts 10,092 Location Stoke area I've partitioned a 1tb hdd in half and I need to format one as fat32. Problem is, Windows 7 only allows exFAT and NTFS, neither of which are read from a 360. Any suggestions on how to sort it?
I've partitioned a 1tb hdd in half and I need to format one as fat32. Problem is, Windows 7 only allows exFAT and NTFS, neither of which are read from a 360. Any suggestions on how to sort it?
5 Jan 2011 at 18:22 #2 twist3d0n3 twist3d0n3 Soldato Joined 3 Aug 2008 Posts 10,477 Location Bath, England if you have (or know someone with) a mac you can do it on them... there's probably some software out there, so might be worth a look on google
if you have (or know someone with) a mac you can do it on them... there's probably some software out there, so might be worth a look on google
5 Jan 2011 at 18:24 #3 manbearpig manbearpig Associate Joined 21 Oct 2009 Posts 1,485 Location Bedfordshire Here.
5 Jan 2011 at 22:19 #4 JonJ678 JonJ678 Soldato Joined 22 Dec 2008 Posts 10,369 Location England Booting from a gparted cd is the easiest solution.
5 Jan 2011 at 22:37 #5 BlackAle BlackAle Associate Joined 4 Nov 2006 Posts 844 Location Rugeley, Staffordshire You can format it from within windows, from the command prompt... FORMAT <drive> /FS:FAT32
6 Jan 2011 at 08:20 #6 AHarvey AHarvey Soldato OP Joined 6 Mar 2008 Posts 10,092 Location Stoke area manbearpig said: Here. Click to expand... Thanks, worked a treat. JonJ678 said: Booting from a gparted cd is the easiest solution. Click to expand... After a bit of googling that would have been my next choice. BlackAle said: You can format it from within windows, from the command prompt... FORMAT <drive> /FS:FAT32 Click to expand... Works but lots of people reporting that it takes ages and can fail if over 32gb so I was looking for something else
manbearpig said: Here. Click to expand... Thanks, worked a treat. JonJ678 said: Booting from a gparted cd is the easiest solution. Click to expand... After a bit of googling that would have been my next choice. BlackAle said: You can format it from within windows, from the command prompt... FORMAT <drive> /FS:FAT32 Click to expand... Works but lots of people reporting that it takes ages and can fail if over 32gb so I was looking for something else
6 Jan 2011 at 10:02 #7 bledd bledd Don Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 46,868 Location Parts Unknown Use this http://partedmagic.com It's a live boot cd with loads of tools on it, including some imaging and recovery tools, it has gparted partition editor on it too It's super easy to use and only about 100mb Download the ISO from here http://partedmagic.com/doku.php?id=downloads Get the 'pmagic-5.8.iso' (at the time of writing) Then use Imgburn to burn it, 'write image to disc' is the option you want Now keep this in your pc and reboot, then boot from cd
Use this http://partedmagic.com It's a live boot cd with loads of tools on it, including some imaging and recovery tools, it has gparted partition editor on it too It's super easy to use and only about 100mb Download the ISO from here http://partedmagic.com/doku.php?id=downloads Get the 'pmagic-5.8.iso' (at the time of writing) Then use Imgburn to burn it, 'write image to disc' is the option you want Now keep this in your pc and reboot, then boot from cd