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Monday, September 29, 2014

Convert Drives to NTFS without Formatting!


Convert Drives into NTFS without Formatting


Often you may need to convert your hard drives from FAT/ FAT32 to NTFS. If you have to convert all drives of your PC, then it will be really difficult for you to back up your files. Because, in order to convert drives, you have to format it.  And in that case you may need to set up the whole computer. But there is an easy option for you to do this job. And you dont need to format your drive. Even you dont need to back up your files! 


Okay lets start -
  1. Open Notepad
  2. Copy and paste the following code in the Notepad
title Marks PC Solution!
convert c: /FS:NTFS
convert d: /FS:NTFS
convert e: /FS:NTFS
convert f: /FS:NTFS
convert g: /FS:NTFS
convert i: /FS:NTFS
convert k: /FS:NTFS
msg %username% NTFS Converter: Presented by www.markspcsolution.com!
      3. Save the file as NTFS.bat


Look at the drive list. Ive used C, D, E, F, G, I, K. If your drive letters are different just make change in the drive letter. And if you need to omit something, just delete it.

Suppose, if you need to convert only C Drive then you dont need to write the following lines in notepad. 

title Marks PC Solution!
convert c: /FS:NTFS
msg %username% NTFS Converter: Presented by www.markspcsolution.com!

If your desired drive letter is L, then type convert l: /FS:NTFS. By this way you can convert any other drive into NFTS.


Note: If you wanna convert from NTFS to FAT32 then you need to format it. So before converting to NTFS, make sure you really wanna do this. Otherwise you need to format the drive to back to the FAT file system.


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Sunday, September 28, 2014

Convert text URLs into active hyperlinks

Convert a column of text URLs into active hyperlinks in Excel

Hope you dont want to make a macro and as long as you dont mind an additional column, then just create a new column alongside your column of URLs.

Now in the new column type in the formula =HYPERLINK(A1) (replacing A1 with whatever cell you are interested in).

After that, copy the formula down the rest of the 200 entries.
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