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Why not use disk administator and delete the partition then create a new partition and then format it fat.<br />

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Why not use disk administator and delete the partition then create a new partition and then format it fat.


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the reason why I didn't use disk admin is because the drive was installed as a master on my secondary IDE port without an OS. &nbsp;Now that my second IDE controller is not working, I cannot access that drive on my computer but I have been trying to make us of the drive on another older computer of mine. <br />

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the reason why I didn't use disk admin is because the drive was installed as a master on my secondary IDE port without an OS.  Now that my second IDE controller is not working, I cannot access that drive on my computer but I have been trying to make us of the drive on another older computer of mine.


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I have a hard drive that is formatted NTFS and I want to reformat it to FAT. &nbsp;There is a program called DELPART that is suppose to do the job but I can't seem to find it in my Resource Kit CD. &nbsp;It is also downloadable from the web site but I have been unsuccessful using the internet search to find it. &nbsp;Do you know any web site address that I could go to download DELPART or similar programs.
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I have a hard drive that is formatted NTFS and I want to reformat it to FAT.  There is a program called DELPART that is suppose to do the job but I can't seem to find it in my Resource Kit CD.  It is also downloadable from the web site but I have been unsuccessful using the internet search to find it.  Do you know any web site address that I could go to download DELPART or similar programs.

Where is DELPART

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