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When I enter DOS, I can't find the files in the original system's C drive. The files in the C drive under DOS show the files from the original system's D drive. Is it that DOS doesn't recognize the original system's N format and can only recognize the F format? If so, how to handle it? How to convert? Now I can't perform operations like formatting and reinstalling the system originally installed in the C drive.

Last edited by willsort on 2006-5-24 at 01:06 ]

DOS originally has poor support for the N format.
To format, use tools like PQMagic. Booting with the Win2000/XP/2003 installation CD can also format an N - formatted partition.

Haven't encountered this kind of problem before~

Using PARAGON DISK MANAGER, its highlight is that it can convert N to F without loss. It is very difficult to convert N to F without loss with PQ and others.

Originally posted by tgyd at 2006-5-13 06:53:
Why can't I find the files in the original C drive when I enter DOS? The files in the C drive under DOS show the files in the original D drive. Is it because DOS doesn't recognize the original system's NTFS format and can only recognize the FAT format? If you use...

In fact, GHOST can be used, and it is safe, reliable, and completed in an instant.

Originally posted by tmt2006 at 2006-5-31 10:46:


Actually, GHOST can be used, and it is safe, reliable, and completed instantly.

Actually, the XP installation disk (bootable) has the formatting option, which also saves a boot.