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I have two harddrives. One is FC4, the other is Windows XP. What I would like to do is reformat the FC4 hdd as NTFS so I can back some things up temporarily(then I will have to reformat again and put FC4 back on xD), but thus far I have been unable to reformat the drive. Could someone explain to me how to(from within Windows or the bios) reformat my FC4 drive as NTFS?
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