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Question by astra:
Januar 2006

Hi, I have two external Festpaten a 250 GB both are synonymous fully recognized via USB, my problem is if I want to transfer data to the disk (eg movies of my VHS collection) is only ~ 6-10 GB it gives me the PC (of Medion MD 8800), an error message that the hard disks were full, and I want to share space even though almost nothing is on the plates.

Thanks astra



Answer by silentzero:

Wow, check out:

Start Control Panel System Device Manager "Your hard drive" right-click Properties directives optimize performance


Answer by Styxer:

Hello!

So just a few questions s.dich: :-)
- What kind of operating system you have?
- If XP: Do you have SP 2 on it?
- In what format the hard drive was formatted (FAT32 or NTFS)?

If the hard drive is FAT32 then I think there can be problems with large files. Where the limit is now, I do not know exactly. But know for certain someone else here!

Greeting
Styx


Answer by flo 1:

exactly. if you've formatted the hard drive with fat32 and Copying over files over 4 Gbytes want, then you'll get the error message that the disk is full.


















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