I wouldn't convert it to fat32.
firstly unless you reformat it you can't.
second I have always converted my drives to ntfs because of the
performance gained using the native file systems as supposed to
emulation in the older os.
On a serious note though if you need a section of the drive for old
stuff you can partition it, I have no idea how you would do that though.
At 12:39 p.m. 31/12/2010, you wrote:
I know I shouldn't ask here, but I need to put isos somewhere. I
just got a new external hard drive which is using the
ntfs file system, but I want to convert it to fat-32 once I've put
everything on it so I can move all my isos over but not lose data in
the process. Putting it into fat-32 also doubles as a device for
storing stuff on my ps3... how does one do this? Again, sorry for
being off-topic. But I couldn't find another place to ask.
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