NTFS and FAT32 are the most common file system of Windows operating system. Before the emergence of NTFS, FAT32 is generally accepted as the most powerful file system to basically satisfy the needs of user. While as the fast development of computer business, FAT32 gradually falls short of the increasing demands of user. For instance, nobody has even imagined a file could be over 4GB which is too large to be stored in FAT32 partition. However, files over 4GB are very usual currently which consequently induced the emergence of a more powerful file system, NTFS. NTFS offers higher and more comprehensive file management functions than FAT32. Regrettably, Windows operating system including Windows 7 still fails to provide a disk management tool possessing powerful enough functions to meet the demands of user to perform various kinds of operations upon partition. Consequently, user should turn to a third-party partition to execute those operations such as increase partition, extend partition, wipe partition, resize partition, merge partition, create partition, delete partition, format partition, convert partition format, copy partition, hide partition, explore partition, change drive letter. Fortunately, MiniTool Partition Wizard is the very partition manager for user.
NTFS
NTFS is the standard file system for Windows NT and its subsequent operating systems like Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista and Windows 7.
Main features:
1＞ Support 2TB large hard disk without decreasing partition performance.
2＞ Reliable as well as recoverable file system.
3＞ Disk compression function.
4＞ Manage disk space efficiently.
5＞ Support file encryption and EFS to offer higher safety guarantee.
Demonstration on converting FAT32 to NTFS with MiniTool Partition Wizard:
Firstly, User should download MiniTool Partition Wizard at the official website http://www.partitionwizard.com and then install it to computer.
Secondly, launch MiniTool Partition Wizard, then select the FAT32 partition and click “Convert FAT to NTFS” at the left action panel.
Thirdly, click “Start” to convert file system and a moment later the FAT partition would be successfully converted to NTFS.
If any question, you can still go to the official website http://www.partitionwizard.com of MiniTool Partition Wizard for video help of each operation.
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