im trying to extract a file that is over 4GB and i get this message (write error: only NTFS file system supports files larger that 4GB) what does this mean? why wont WinRaR let me extract the file(ISO)? i have 64 files that are 47.6BM and i open the first file with winrar and im trying to extract the ISO. do i need a diffrent program? any help would be great
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Your hard drive is most likely formatted with the FAT32 file system. FAT32 does not support files larger than 4GB. Windows XP and Windows 2000 have the capability of using the NTFS filesystem, which does support files over 4GB in size. Windows 95/98/ME do not support NTFS.
If you are using 2K or XP, you could convert your drive to NTFS, however, I would advise a full backup before attempting this. To convert, you would have to use the command prompt (I'm not familiar with the method, sorry), alternatively you could use a program like Partition Magic.
***Once again, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND a full backup before attempting to convert to NTFS.***Some people say dog is mans best friend. I say that man is dog's best slave... At least that is what my dogs think. -
Type this in from the command prompt.
CONVERT C: /FS:NTFS
It will ask for that name in confirmation. Then it will ask two further questions. Reply Y each time to set up conversion to happen at the next boot, then restart the machine. (If you are converting a partition other than the operating system’s partition, you may find that it runs without rebooting.) After returning to Win XP, the hard disk will work for two or three minutes, tidying up. Leave things alone during this time. -
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ME does not (as far as I know) support NTFS.
I am not familiar with Media Center Edition, but I would have to guess it supports NTFS. If you do switch, a fresh install would be best.
If your data files (video, spreadsheet, etc. on say E:\) are on another partion, you will have to either delete them (wipe out any data) and recreate them, or convert them (keeping data in tact) once windows is installed.Some people say dog is mans best friend. I say that man is dog's best slave... At least that is what my dogs think. -
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