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Have you check under bios if it's identified correctly? &nbsp;Some older bios does not support large disks.<br />

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Have you check under bios if it's identified correctly?  Some older bios does not support large disks.


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I'm sure that's probably what it is, I'll give it a try. From what I read I assumed tht CVT utility was going to realloc the clusters &amp;&nbsp;show the true disk size since I only had a single, 2.1 GIG partition before I ran the above utility.<br />

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I'm sure that's probably what it is, I'll give it a try. From what I read I assumed tht CVT utility was going to realloc the clusters & show the true disk size since I only had a single, 2.1 GIG partition before I ran the above utility.


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I am running OSR2- win95b and ran the CVT.exe utility after<br />
enabling FAT32 in Fdisk. However, although I currently running FAT32- per Windows Local Disk report and from Fdisk (in dos), my dirve still only reads as 2.1 Gig and not 6 Gigs. How do I get the full use of this drive ??
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I am running OSR2- win95b and ran the CVT.exe utility after
enabling FAT32 in Fdisk. However, although I currently running FAT32- per Windows Local Disk report and from Fdisk (in dos), my dirve still only reads as 2.1 Gig and not 6 Gigs. How do I get the full use of this drive ??

Why does win95 not read large drive after FAT32

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