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Old 19-04-2011, 10:29   #4
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Re: USB flash drive size problems

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Originally Posted by Zing View Post
I use Paragon HArd Disk manager but its overkill for one flash drive

---------- Post added at 23:50 ---------- Previous post was at 23:48 ----------

did you try

convert drive letter: /fs:ntfs


in cmd?

I tried that but when the system reboot it couldn't tell what the filing system on the drive was.

But martyh's link worked. and now the drive has more free space.

It it worth converting all flash drives to NTFS, as 9.99999% of computers see NTFS.

The only issue I would have with converting all my drives to NTFS is that my Xbox cannot see the NTFS drive, so I have left my media drive with FAT32.
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