Well, you can't with any MS supplied tools anyway. Partition Magic has
done this for me without problems in the past.
Roger Searle wrote:
Careful though, because while you can convert a FAT32 partition to
NTFS while it contains data, you can't do the reverse. You will have
to format the partition, losing all data, therefore you'll have to
copy your data to another drive in the interim.
Roger
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