File Limit in xp folders....?
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you must have some kind of folder error on your computer,as ive had files of 25gb before,has this happened once or on every file\n  try check for errors on local disk option,and scan for bad sectors,you may need to re-boot for this\n  as normal..run a virus check and spyware check\nthis ones baffled me\n   watch this space
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U can try Tweak XP\nAlong with a host of other software, it also has folderlock capabilities...\nwww.tweakxp.com/
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YIKES!!!!!!!!!! Don't perform an upgrade on that system!! Always perform a clean installation of Windows XP so that you can use NTFS. Also, as was stated earlier, you really don't want to install XP on anything less than 256megs of memory or it will move slow as pond water.
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Be sure to copy all files you need from your PC Desktop, MyDocuments, MyPictures,..etc. and the C: root directory because formating will destroy all files on drive C:\n\nI am not sure about the exact steps. I need to reinstall WindowsXP to write them to you.
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windows 95-98 can get away with  32-64mb of ram windows 2000 can do it with 64-128mb  and windows xp needs a minimum 256mb you would need more ram for all operating systems the more you put on the computer and try to run these are not the minimum system req  but a beefed up version
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If your using Windows XP file/folder sharing should be disabled already.  XP does have a "share" folder and anything you drop in that folder can be shared. Other than that you should be ok.
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That message is because you cant just copy folders to a disk and put the folders back on.\nThe software has to be installed correctly (so the operating system can locate the needed files)\nDont just copy back the folders, run a complete new install!
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no, your files will remain...no need to worry. \n\nim sorry, but your a lil outta date...if you want xp, or even vista, i can hook you up.
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I guess, you mean: is XP able to read/write data from ext2 filesystem and other UNIX/Linux filesystems? The answer is: no. There are some special drivers for windows allowing this and several utilities that you have to download and install yourself.
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there is no limitation........ and theoratically its about 160GB......... but at now many tools are available which makes your harddrive NTFS even if you have more than this bytes. but exactly research telling about more tahn 32TB
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its not possible to download the entire folder, you will have to do this by downloading individual files and then writing those to CD.\n\nNishant kalia
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Yes, update to SP2 and convert your FAT file system to NTFS...it's much better filing system for your OS..\nWhy? Because you installed the OS using NTFS, and the other I would imagine is either another partition, or it's a Slave Drive...You can always reformat it and convert it to NTFS...Always use NTFS for XP operating systems...
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i believe there is a feature with xp in the start menu called file transfer wizard if you want to keep all your settings etc that may help you
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Yea, what sort of layouts? Graphics are larger than text so you can hold less of them.\n\nDivide 512000000 by the size of one of your normal files and that's how many you can hold.
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if sending many files, it may be inconvinient to rename one by one, zip them using winzip or similiar, than rename the zip, ask the people on the other side to rename the zip back.\n\nNB: on WinXP, file extention is default to be hidden, try finsing tutorial for showing it, I'm too lazy to write it
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The system has to take up some room. I think it doesn't count the drive space used by the system programs and libraries. The amount it gives you is the amount you're free to work with. Plus, you probably won't be using all of that up anytime soon anyway.
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You may need to load some special drivers.  I believe Windows XP will only support like a 138GB partition.  I think the drivers should have come with you hard drive or you probably can download them from Western Digital at their website.  Check out this PDF there is instructions on page 2 http://www.wdc.com/en/library/eide/2079-001026.pdf