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SYMPTOMSAfter you successfully install Windows NT on a system partition that uses the FAT16 file system and then convert that partition to the NTFS file system, you may receive the following error message when you restart your computer: This may occur even after an apparently successful conversion of a FAT16 drive in an extended partition or on a non-boot partition to NTFS. If you then view the partition information using the MS-DOS Fdisk tool, the active partition may be reported as type HPFS. CAUSEThis behavior can occur if the the computer's CMOS settings for the hard disk are incorrect. For example, the disk may be set to Normal in the CMOS, when it should be set to Autoselect or LBA. RESOLUTIONSelect the correct CMOS setting for the drive before partitioning and formatting the drive and installing Windows NT. For information about setting your computer's CMOS settings, please refer to your computer's documentation or manufacturer. Additional query words:
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