"not enough disk space on disk" error in DVD decryptor

[porsche9111]

when trying to make an ISO. happens at 99% and i am using windows 2000 with much space available. any suggestions, thanks

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Are your drives formatted as NTFS?
If you look in the Log (Press 'L') it will probably say something like:

Drive C: (FAT32) doesnt support files > 4GB

[porsche9111]

i forgot that when I did dual boot, i used fat32 so that i can get files from windows 98 when in windows 2000. I do have 3 partitions and one does not have an OS on it. can i convert that partition to NTSF and store the image there? thanks

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Sure, just boot into Win2k and format the partition / drive. Choose NTFS as the file system.

[porsche9111]

from the drive if i convert it to ntfs, cause the windows 2000 is fat32. sorry if its a stupid question. thanks

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Windows 2000/XP can access any FAT, FAT32 or NTFS drive. Win98 can only read FAT and FAT32 drives.

[SQFreak]

Don't go off and reformat just yet. If you've got a good defragmenter, you've got a valid option in converting. (The problem with converting is that you end up with 512byte clusters...and they get fragmented fast.)

To convert:

Start * Run * cmd
Press enter.
convert c: /fs:ntfs
Press enter.
Answer yes. Answer yes. Reboot. Get a cup of coffee. Make that two.

You'll have NTFS now.