T thereds Diamond Member Apr 4, 2000 7,886 0 0 Apr 9, 2002 #1 Why can't I format a partition of an 80 gig hdd [partition of 35 GB]? It says volume too big.
rh71 No Lifer Aug 28, 2001 52,844 1,049 126 Apr 9, 2002 #2 Err, have you forgotten there are other forums for this on Anandtech? Anyway, are you doing this through FDISK ?
Err, have you forgotten there are other forums for this on Anandtech? Anyway, are you doing this through FDISK ?
T thereds Diamond Member Apr 4, 2000 7,886 0 0 Apr 9, 2002 #3 << Err, have you forgotten there are other forums for this on Anandtech? Anyway, are you doing this through FDISK ? >> Thru Disk Management in Win2k
<< Err, have you forgotten there are other forums for this on Anandtech? Anyway, are you doing this through FDISK ? >> Thru Disk Management in Win2k
F freebee Diamond Member Dec 30, 2000 4,043 0 0 Apr 9, 2002 #4 Its actually referring to your penis... Edit-actually, its too big for win2k to format...i think.
D dbzwukan Senior member Dec 17, 2001 532 0 0 Apr 9, 2002 #5 odd, fat32 can be formated up to 32TB what os?
D dbzwukan Senior member Dec 17, 2001 532 0 0 Apr 9, 2002 #6 just convert to ntfs..it's better than fat32.....
M mikebb Senior member May 21, 2001 452 0 76 Apr 10, 2002 #7 10 Seconds worth of Googling: MS Support Why not NTFS?
A AndyHui Administrator Emeritus<br>Elite Member<br>AT FAQ M Oct 9, 1999 13,141 17 81 Apr 10, 2002 #8 Please read the FAQ: FAT32 vs NTFS for why you can't format.