SoBored
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First of all the internal HD is a SSD.
I decided to make a system image but windows tells me that I cannot because the specified volume is formatted as FAT32.
When I look at the drive in Disk Management, sure enough it says that partition 0 is FAT32 and partition 1 is NTFS.
How did that happen?
Anyway, can I reformat the the whole "hybrid" SSD as NTFS?
Is it safe to reformat a System partition?
Should I use a 3rd party disk management program, or just go to the Command Prompt and execute the --- C:\> CONVERT C: /fs:ntfs ---command
I decided to make a system image but windows tells me that I cannot because the specified volume is formatted as FAT32.
When I look at the drive in Disk Management, sure enough it says that partition 0 is FAT32 and partition 1 is NTFS.
How did that happen?
Anyway, can I reformat the the whole "hybrid" SSD as NTFS?
Is it safe to reformat a System partition?
Should I use a 3rd party disk management program, or just go to the Command Prompt and execute the --- C:\> CONVERT C: /fs:ntfs ---command
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