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What is the command you are using to convert. Take a look here
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307881/EN-US/
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"dwayne" <dwayne@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I already ran disk clean up, my file system is at FAT 32, my hard drive
>size
> is 186 GB with 148 GB free space, and my memory is 256 mb
>
> "Jim Macklin" wrote:
>
>> Run disk cleanup, then a full chkdsk surface scan. Make
>> sure you have backups of critical data since there can be
>> problems (I have never had any with the conversion of the
>> handful of computers I have converted).
>> How much RAM do you have and how is your pagefile set?
>>
>> How much free space do you have on the drive, you may need
>> to uninstall some applications or data files and reinstall
>> afterward.
>>
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>> "dwayne" <dwayne@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:764A78BD-0FB9-46A0-9819-0BBC20912EE9@microsoft.com...
>> |I would like to convert from FAT 32 to NTFS and I tried my
>> command prompt and
>> | the conversion would not work after the system restart the
>> reason: saying
>> | insufficient memory. Is there another way to convert
>> without losing any
>> | files? thank you
>>
>>
>>
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