A technician needs to change a FAT32 partition to NTFS. Which of the following commands would allow the technician to do this?

The correct answer is D. CONVERT. The Windows CONVERT command-line utility converts a FAT or FAT32 volume to NTFS without data loss. The syntax is: CONVERT [drive letter]: /FS:NTFS. CHKDSK checks the disk for file system errors but does not change the file system type. FORMAT would reformat the drive to a new…

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ACHKDSK
BFORMAT
CCD
DCONVERT

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The Windows CONVERT command-line utility converts a FAT or FAT32 volume to NTFS without data loss. The syntax is: CONVERT [drive letter]: /FS:NTFS. CHKDSK checks the disk for file system errors but does not change the file system type. FORMAT would reformat the drive to a new file system but would erase all data in the process. CD is simply the change directory command and has nothing to do with file systems. CONVERT is the non-destructive, correct choice for this task.

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