http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Fat32-forum-139.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/fat-file-system-help--ftopict489794.html#1699539 fat fat 16 fat 32 file system format No FAT 64 A GOOD LINK Always I Yahoo it RICK http: en wikipedia org wiki File_Allocation_Table File Allocation Table or FAT is a computer file system architecture now widely used on most computer systems and most memory cards such as those used with digital cameras mm that why Windows look lakes a PICTURE And RICK we Bing MSN http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Portable-Hard-Disk-File-System-Choice--ftopict480670.html#1698577 Thanks everyone for your support you re the best pret auto[ url] http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Undelete-file--ftopict450750.html#1696631 Hi Have you tried FilesLost? They can recover files deleted in a FAT32 and NTFS Hope this helps Cheers Marc http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Convert--ftopict484360.html#1676595 Thanks a lot Now it work well Regards Carlo Ron Badour escribi en el mensaje de noticias MnVo bHHA 5052@TK2MSFTNGP06 phx gbl > That converter has never worked really well so I suggest you download this: > > BootIt Next Generation is available from: > http: www terabyteunlimited com bootitng html and it does partitioning > makes a compressed image http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/W98-320-Gig-HDD--ftopict479281.html#1650244 Try this place http: www 48bitlba com All about large drives Win98 does not support drives over 137 GB You can also try here http: www microsoft com technet sysinternals default mspx Basically win98 does not support NTFS file system There are utilities that used to make it possible to read NTFS files free and also utilities that allowed writing too not free Jon http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/data-recovery-Help-required--ftopict479103.html#1649145 developer28 wrote: >I am trying to write a file recovery program In a FAT32 partition 5 >GB size when a file is deleted using > Shift Del key the program is supposed to recover the entire file >Only API calls are to be used not driver Please if someone can >explain the process and the API s You re in the wrong group This one doesn t deal with pr http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Calculate-LBA-sector-cluster--ftopict450751.html#1648417 First data cluster is actrually cluster 2 So substract 2 from actual clusternumber Cluster 0 and 1 do not exist Kind regards Joep Evan schreef in bericht news:91B11131 AD11 4FDF 8788 411789FAF66D@microsoft com > Does anyone know how to calculate the LBA sector number given the cluster? > From the BIOS before DOS7 starts I need to locat http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Windows-2000-bootup--ftopict472269.html#1618434 Computer will not bootup When I turn on computer it begins to show that it is bootingup by the Windows screen appearting the the screen goes black and my CD drive and burn drive lights are on Also it cn not be turned off So I pulled the plug in the back of the computer Waited a few minutes plug it in to power then turn on the computer This seems to work as you can see When it http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Filename--ftopict450752.html#1529400 Yes but not in the FAT Filenames are stored in directory records and the number of records needed to store a file name depends on the length of the name Jeff Richards MS MVP Windows Shell User wrote in message news:1153904742 864898 19090@m79g2000cwm googlegroups com > Hello everyone > > I have a question: do files with filenames of dif http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/file-folder-limits--ftopict450749.html#1529393 jtsdadinaz wrote: >Remind me where I can read up on directory entries per say My filenames >aren t that long to take more than a couple of entries each Or is there some >kind of utility that will tel lme how many entries a file uses? The FAT32 spec is available here: http: www microsoft com whdc system platform firmware fatgen mspx It gives details on e http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/data-format-RAW-drive--ftopict450748.html#1529389 hello after a voltage down while booting my drive now has the data format RAW Also is there a interupt 24 What happened and how can it be repaired? Is the FAT or a particion table damaged? John http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Festplatte-hat-Dateiformat-RAW--ftopict450747.html#1529388 hallo nach einem Stromabfall beim Booten hat meine Festplatte nun das Dateiformat RAW und es finden sich keine Dateien Es kommt auch eine Interupt 24 Meldung beim Starten des PC die garnichts sagt Im Explorer ist die Platte da Fehlt bei RAW die FAT oder ne Partitionstabelle? Und wie kriegt man die wieder hin? http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Help-MBR-BootSector-corrupt--ftopict443823.html#1529387 Hello I suppose using Data Recovery tool Partition Table Doctor or EASEUS DataRecoveryWizard It is imho the best one among it s family Easy to use and powerful It actually never failed me before Recommended http: www ptdd com http: www easeus com Good work Good day xtoned@gmail com wrote: > Hi > Can someone help me with this? 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