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The thread discusses the challenge of formatting the C: drive with FAT32 to boot Windows, with the original poster seeking advice. A responder questions the necessity of FAT32 for booting Windows, implying it may not be practical. Another user clarifies that Windows has not used FAT32 as the main file system for a long time, suggesting that using FAT32 for the system partition is unconventional and likely problematic.
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I need fat32 for C: to boot windows, how can i format the drive so i can use fat32 for C: instead of ntfs?
 

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Windows hasn't used fat32 as the primary file system in a long time.
 

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