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: Beefing up your hard disk to FAT32
: If you've ever had a beef with the way data is stored on your hard drive, get more FAT in your computer's diet.
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: No, this isn't the latest fad in virtual weight control. FAT, or the File Allocation Table, reduces the size of storag
: e areas on your disk drive, allowing you to squeeze in more data. And by upgrading to FAT32, you get even more space, 
: while still leaving your hard drive hungry for more. Bulk up to FAT32
: Why? Put simply: a more efficient use of disk space. Unlike FAT16, which can only be used on drives of 2 gigabytes or 
: smaller with a minimum 32K cluster file size, FAT32 can be used on a single drive of up to 7.8 gigabytes with a minimu
: m cluster size of 4K. Are you salivating yet?
: FAT32 also allows you to relocate the root directory and use the backup copy of the FAT instead of the default copy. T
: he boot record on FAT32 drives has been broadened to include a backup of critical data structures. This makes FAT32 dr
: ives more robust and less susceptible to a single point-of-failure. Your file and disk maintenance will be more flexib
: le because the root directory of a FAT32 drive is now an ordinary cluster chain, allowing it to be larger than for FAT
: 16. Now it can exist anywhere on the hard drive. Chew on this
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: After you fatten up to FAT32, you can't return to the FAT16 format unless you repartition and reformat the FAT32 drive
: . If you have converted your Windows 98 drive, then you must reinstall Windows 98 after repartitioning the drive. You 
: may not be able to convert to FAT32 if you have a compressed drive. It's a good idea to back up all your data before y
: ou perform any function on your hard disk. Also, be sure to create a new Windows startup disk. If you are running Disk
:  Defragmenter, it will take longer under FAT32 due to the larger number of clusters. Don't convert to FAT32 if you hav
: e a removable disk that you use with another non-FAT32 operating system because you won't be able to access the disk v
: ia the other system. Some disk utilities that depend on FAT16 may not work with FAT32 drives. To be sure, contact thei
: r manufacturer to see if there is a newer version that is compatible with FAT32. Because earlier versions of Windows a
: re not compatible with FAT32, you can't uninstall Windows 98 after converting. The minimum size for a FAT32 partition 
: is about 260 MB. However, if you use the Windows 98 FAT32 converter, it requires drives to be at least 512 MB before t
: hey can be converted. This is done to gain maximum performance. If you convert your hard drive using Drive Converter, 
: you can no longer use dual boot to run earlier versions of Windows. However, if you are on a network, earlier versions
:  of Windows can still gain access to your FAT32 hard drive through the network. Here's the beef You've got the brains.
:  Now give your computer the brawn--upgrade to FAT32. Now that's a diet than anyone can stick to. To upgrade your hard disk to FAT32, see Converting a drive to FAT32.
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