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The command line 'convert c: /fs:ntfs' will convert your FAT partition without the loss of data. PartionMagic will also do this. Did you happen to mean NTFS to FAT? That's another story altogether.
Nope, NT Server, Workstation and Win2000 all convert with no problems. The only thing that might be a problem is that if you were dual-booting with Win95 or 98/ME those operating systems won't recognize (can't read) NTFS partitions locally. You can access NTFS partitions over a network with the correct permissions though.
Summary: I have recently converted my hard drive from fat 32 to ntfs. The conversion went through but now my shared folders cannot be accessed over the network. Everything was fine before the conversion but no...
Summary: It sounds like the slow down is at the file system level on your "server". Since you transferes a lot of data from a Win98 machine that was probably running sometype of FAT filesystem. Also you sad ...
Summary: Its a little more complicated than just use PM. You will have to use PM from a boot diskette not from within the OS. Otherwise you would have to buy Volume Manager, a much more expensive product. I...
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