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          It depends on how you made your USB drive bootable. Which system files did you specify in HP's utility?

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Hi, I've been using HP's format utility to create USB booting jump dirives ever since floppies went the way of Netware and was wondering if there was a way to make a USB booter see an NTFS partion. is there a utility I can download that lets me copy, delete, and modify stuff? <br />
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Thanks a ton<br />
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Dan (CNE)
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Hi, I've been using HP's format utility to create USB booting jump dirives ever since floppies went the way of Netware and was wondering if there was a way to make a USB booter see an NTFS partion. is there a utility I can download that lets me copy, delete, and modify stuff? 

Thanks a ton

Dan (CNE)

USB Booting, utility to see NTFS/XP partitions

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