NTFS lossless conversion in FAT32 format in Windows

A few days ago, due to busy work, I asked a friend to help with the system. The disk is an xpghost disk. After Ghost is completed, there is an option: whether to convert FAT32 to NTFS format. My friend didn't care about it, so I converted it. When I found that all the partitions were in NTFS format, I couldn't find the NTFS partition under DOS because I didn't like NTFS.
Some friends say that PQ is used, but the folder with the Chinese name must be changed to the English name. If it is not converted, It is garbled. It may be because the Chinese version of PQ does not support Chinese, but some friends say that the Simplified Chinese version can be used. I don't want to change all the N folders one by one. This evening I went to the integrated software to automatically install the CD, I did not speak of the name, but I did not do anything about advertising. I found a software named "Paragon Partition Manager Professional". The version is 6.0 in simplified Chinese. Introduction: Paragon partition manager is a set of disk management software with intuitive graphic interfaces and support for mouse operations. Main functions include: make minor adjustments to hard disk partitions without loss of hard disk data, convert NTFS file systems to fat, FAT32, or FAT32 file systems to fat file systems, and support creation, formatting, deletion, and replication, hide and remove partitions, copy data from the entire hard disk to other partitions, support for long file names, support for fat, FAT32, NTFS, HPFs, ext2fs partitions, and large capacity hard disks larger than 8 GB.

This software is a disk partition tool set similar to PQ partitionmagic, including Boot manager, partition manager, and partition explorer. The DOS version of the tool can be created using the attached floppy disk preparation tool.

The feature of this software is that you can freely select the language code page for partition conversion, so that you can operate on partitions in any language. PQ partitionmagic does not support converting NTFS to FAT32 in simplified Chinese.
I saw that NTFS can be converted to FAT32 in the simplified Chinese environment, but PQ does not support it, so it is installed.
This is its interface:

This is the specific operation step: directly click the partition to be converted, then right click, there is a change menu, there is a conversion, and then click, then the software is marked. Select NTFS to FAT32, and use the default number of sectors for each cluster (or vice versa, convert FAT32 to NTFS). Then click the application in the title bar. In this case, it prompts the system in which FAT32 and NTFS can be used, and then says that the system needs to be restarted. Click OK. After the system is restarted, a blue screen similar to self-check appears, starting to switch, if there is a percentage and the remaining time, press any key to directly enter the system after the conversion is complete. If it is a system disk, restart it again.

The conversion speed is very fast. All of my 120gsata hard disks are converted in about 10 categories.

The file name and file have not changed. Now N installed software has been tested and can be used normally. Now, the NTFS lossless conversion FAT32 has been completed. The speed is very fast.

In addition, if a friend finds that there is only one C disk left after the switch, don't be confused. It doesn't matter. If you open the PM, you may find that all the partitions are there, but only the drive letter of drive C is available, what should I do if no other drive letter is available? Right-click the required partition and a menu will appear. Click Install. OK!

I am also a cainiao, and a lot of things are in the process of asking for help today. Many friends have helped me and I want to thank them, the purpose of this tutorial is to help many cainiao who are not familiar with FAT32 and NTFS. I hope you can support me. Thank you !!!!!

The following is the software:
Http://www2.getafile.com/cgi-bin/merlot/ge...mo/pm6_demo.exe

Full version:
Http://soft.ttdown.com/SoftView/SoftView_28670.html