Converting the ASZ to ntfs??

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I was thinking about turning on the NSB function of ATIH 2011 but when I was looking at it, it defaulted to the ASZ (which ( don't have any problems with) but it flagged the ASZ as having to be converted to ntfs because ASZ is not currently compatible with NSB. As this 'convert to NTFS' is marked from within ATIH, is it ok to click the convert button? Will the already saved data be effected? Will I still be able to use the backups if I convert the ASZ from 32 to ntfs? Don't know the answers and hope someone else can guide me. I am surprised that ATIH created the ASZ in 32 and not ntfs to begin with. Would have prevented this thread entirely. ))
Thanx for your time.

Fri, 07/09/2010 - 03:18
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If this is regarding TI 2011, it should be in the TI 2011 Beta Forum.

Was the SZ created with an older version of TI?

Fri, 07/09/2010 - 16:29
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I had bought the version 9 upgrade, then version 10 upgrade then the version 11 upgrade the 2009 THEN 2010. So when I reinstalled I guess I and a brain fart and installed the version 11 thinking it was newer than the 2010, Gawd awful mistake to make. Sorry for the confusion. and thanx for answering. Got me thinking better. ))

Fri, 07/09/2010 - 22:19