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tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 04:20 PM ive just started using alchol 120% ver1.4.6 i tryed to copy one of my psx 2 games ( backup of course) i used the copy wizard to make a image file and went through all the procedure to make a image on my drive and it came up with the error ....... FAT 32/FAT16 file system can not store files larger than 4gb do you want this to continue dumping........ what do i do CHEERS IF ANY ONE CAN HELP :confused: pepsik Jan 30, 2004, 05:05 PM Fat32 has a limit of 4gigs for file sizes, you can either upgrade to NTFS and windows XP. Or keep your Fat32 system and get a program called Recordnow Max that automatically splits the image if it is over 4gigs. tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 05:13 PM it is xp operating system im using how do i get a upgrade to ntfs or how do i do it from fat32 if its tooooooooooooo much bother i will get record max cheers neebs jesterrace777 Jan 30, 2004, 05:17 PM It will be better for you to just re-format for NTFS. This will also help you out with doing movie backups. tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 05:23 PM the operating system i have on the computer came with it i dont have original xp programe only back up disks i got from the company to set it to factory settings which will be fat 32 so i take it i have to get my own version of xp (original to do this) cheers im learning....... pepsik Jan 30, 2004, 05:34 PM Your right the OEM disks are setup to their settings. www.half.com is good for software sometimes. tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 05:41 PM PEPSIK is this you trying to tell me with you link (just to buy a new one ) nothing i can do then to change over from fat to ntfs pepsik Jan 30, 2004, 05:59 PM you could try but some manufacturers stiff you in the end with pre built pcs, just a suggestion as I found xp home for $30 once. If you have an xp startup disk, place it in your disk drive, adjust your bios settings(when you restart your computer, press del to enter BIOS menu) change the boot order to cdrom first. Boot startup xp disk, it will have an option to convert to NTFS, be warned it will wipe your drive clean. Make sure you have your xp serial number before you start anything. tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 06:06 PM cheers neebs never got serial no so maybe i will ( just take up your link) or settle with what ive got and use record max or is there away of extracting the serial no they put in pepsik Jan 30, 2004, 06:17 PM recordnow max will work fine for you. There is a way to extract your serial, just haven't done it in awhile. I'm off for the weekend, ask in the open forum and you'll get your answer. tam30over Jan 30, 2004, 06:32 PM cheers neebs got a post on nearly same subject in open forum so will go further there cheers again neebs cya thanks |