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A Few Tech Questions
Post 302154863 by Kantong on Wednesday 2nd of January 2008 07:56:46 AM
01-02-2008
A Few Tech Questions
Ok, well I am very new to linux, with bugger all experience.
i currently have 2 problems...
1) I have a Western Digital 500gb Sata2 HDD with a NTFS file format on there; but i am getting an error message that says 'file system NFTS is not supported by your system.' Will i have to put a new format on there? Or is there a way that am i able to change that?
(If the need be to format, how can i create a backup of the data that is currently stored on there?)
2) Try as I might, I have been unable to get sound working through my computer, any suggestions would be great!
If anyone would be able to help, that would be much appreciated
Chearz in advance
Kantong
i currently have 2 problems...
1) I have a Western Digital 500gb Sata2 HDD with a NTFS file format on there; but i am getting an error message that says 'file system NFTS is not supported by your system.' Will i have to put a new format on there? Or is there a way that am i able to change that?
(If the need be to format, how can i create a backup of the data that is currently stored on there?)
2) Try as I might, I have been unable to get sound working through my computer, any suggestions would be great!
If anyone would be able to help, that would be much appreciated
Chearz in advance
Kantong
Last edited by Kantong; 01-02-2008 at 10:00 AM..
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