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Do you have any data suited on the network (DB or installation files)?<br />

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Do you have any data suited on the network (DB or installation files)?


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Thanks. Now I can stop wondering... damn, 'format c:' again =(<br />
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...cause it's not possible to convert NTFS to FAT huh? Just the other way around.<br />

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Thanks. Now I can stop wondering... damn, 'format c:' again =(

...cause it's not possible to convert NTFS to FAT huh? Just the other way around.


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You are welcome snoffy.<br />
Say GOODBYE NTFS and you'r done :-)<br />
Regards<br />

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You are welcome snoffy.
Say GOODBYE NTFS and you'r done :-)
Regards


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Yep, switched back to win95 =( and now it works as usual. But I don't have the guts to install IE4... it has already crashed win95 twice!<br />

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Yep, switched back to win95 =( and now it works as usual. But I don't have the guts to install IE4... it has already crashed win95 twice!


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NEVER try to install IE4 on WIN95 if you like a helthy windows.<br />

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NEVER try to install IE4 on WIN95 if you like a helthy windows.


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I think the title says it all... I'm getting this error in WinNT, could it be NTFS? I have SP3 installed.<br />
MS Access didn't start either, exited with the same error message. There has got to be a solution to this! Anyone??
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I think the title says it all... I'm getting this error in WinNT, could it be NTFS? I have SP3 installed.
MS Access didn't start either, exited with the same error message. There has got to be a solution to this! Anyone??

'Disk or network error' with Jet DB under WinNT (NTFS), WHY?

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