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Software Utilities	PartitionMagic
Converting FAT to FAT32	The Convert FAT to FAT32 operation converts a FAT partition to FAT32. FAT32
	partitions have less wasted disk space than FAT partitions. However, you should
	be aware of these issues:
	• You must have Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2, Windows 98, or
	Windows NT 2000 to access files on a FAT32 partition. (NT 4.0 is NOT
	compatible with a FAT 32 partition.)
	• If you are using multiple Operating Systems, FAT32 partitions are
	inaccessible when the other Operating Systems are running.
	• Save-to-disk partitions cannot be resized or converted to any file system;
	they can only be deleted.
	The minimum size for a FAT32 partition is 256 MB.
	To convert from FAT to FAT32:
	1. From the Disk drop-down list (located on the toolbar), select the disk
	containing the partition you wish to convert.
	2. On the partition map or in the partition list, right-click the FAT partition you want
	to convert to FAT32 and click Convert > Convert FAT to FAT32 on the
	context menu.
NOTE:	You can also select the partition and click Operations > Convert > Convert FAT
	to FAT32 on the menu bar.
	3. To continue with the conversion, click OK.
	4. In the lower right corner of the PartitionMagic main window, click Apply.
	5. Click Yes to confirm that you want to apply the changes.
Converting FAT to NTFS	The Convert FAT to NTFS operation launches the Microsoft Convert utility to
	convert a FAT partition to NTFS. You must be running Windows NT to complete
	this conversion. At a Command Prompt window, type Convert C:\FS\NTFS.
	If you boot multiple OSs you must be very careful converting FAT to NTFS. NTFS
	is only accessible with Windows NT; therefore, the data in this partition will not be
	accessible if you boot DOS or Windows 95/98. This is a one-way conversion; to
	revert back to FAT you must back up all your files, reformat the partition, and
	restore the files.

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