U userwin New member Local time 3:23 PM Messages 22 Apr 14, 2013 #1 Hi, /A:8192 is the last that works. If I try /A:16384 it failed with error: "bad parameter /A:16384" The whole command is: format e: /fs:FAT32 /a:8192 My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Pro 64bitOSWindows 7 Pro 64bit
Hi, /A:8192 is the last that works. If I try /A:16384 it failed with error: "bad parameter /A:16384" The whole command is: format e: /fs:FAT32 /a:8192
A Alejandro85 Well-known member Guru Gold Member Local time 9:23 AM Messages 2,536 Location Buenos Aires Apr 15, 2013 #2 According to the help (format /?), 16000 is the number, not 16384 (regardless the real cluster size afterwards will probably be 16384 bytes). My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate x64Intel Core i7-740QM8 GB DDR3NVIDIA GeForce 330GTComputer typeLaptopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberToshiba Sattelite A665-S6092OSWindows 7 Ultimate x64CPUIntel Core i7-740QMMemory8 GB DDR3Graphics Card(s)NVIDIA GeForce 330GTScreen Resolution1366x768Hard DrivesSamsung 840 SSD 500GB 1TB USB3 external HDCoolingCoolermaster Notepal U3 notebook cooling padInternet Speed3mbps ASDLAntivirusClamWin 0.98.7BrowserOpera 12.17 x86 (main), Firefox 38 (sec), IE11 (last resort)
According to the help (format /?), 16000 is the number, not 16384 (regardless the real cluster size afterwards will probably be 16384 bytes).
U userwin New member Thread Starter Local time 3:23 PM Messages 22 Apr 15, 2013 #3 I tried /A:16000 and /A:32000 the same error: "Wrong parameter" My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Pro 64bitOSWindows 7 Pro 64bit
benjy206 New member Pro User VIP Local time 1:23 PM Messages 1,158 Location Ireland Apr 15, 2013 #4 Are you running the cmd as administrator? My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitIntel Core 2 Duo E6550 @2.33GHz4GB DDR"NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GSComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberDell / Lenovo g550OSWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPUIntel Core 2 Duo E6550 @2.33GHzMotherboardfoxconn g33m02Memory4GB DDR"Graphics Card(s)NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GSHard DrivesHDD 1 = 150GB HDD 2 = 1.5TBPSU450WCoolingStock fanInternet Speed12MbAntivirusAVG Internet Security
U userwin New member Thread Starter Local time 3:23 PM Messages 22 Apr 15, 2013 #5 benjy206 said: Are you running the cmd as administrator? Click to expand... Yes. You want to say that you tried what suggest and it works? My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Pro 64bitOSWindows 7 Pro 64bit
benjy206 said: Are you running the cmd as administrator? Click to expand... Yes. You want to say that you tried what suggest and it works?
benjy206 New member Pro User VIP Local time 1:23 PM Messages 1,158 Location Ireland Apr 15, 2013 #6 Could you not just use disk management? Save all the hassle of trying it through command prompt? My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitIntel Core 2 Duo E6550 @2.33GHz4GB DDR"NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GSComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberDell / Lenovo g550OSWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPUIntel Core 2 Duo E6550 @2.33GHzMotherboardfoxconn g33m02Memory4GB DDR"Graphics Card(s)NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GSHard DrivesHDD 1 = 150GB HDD 2 = 1.5TBPSU450WCoolingStock fanInternet Speed12MbAntivirusAVG Internet Security
L LMiller7 New member Guru Gold Member VIP Local time 7:23 AM Messages 2,497 Apr 15, 2013 #7 Type format /? at the command prompt and you will see the proper syntax is /a:16K. I have tried this and it works. My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Pro 64 bitXeon W35208 GBNvidia Geforce 210Computer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberHPOSWindows 7 Pro 64 bitCPUXeon W3520Memory8 GBGraphics Card(s)Nvidia Geforce 210
Type format /? at the command prompt and you will see the proper syntax is /a:16K. I have tried this and it works.