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"Unable to convert WD Elements from exFAT to NTFS" ,I am unable to create system restore of Windows 7 (64 bit) on my WD Elements (Portable external HDD) 2TB I have tried Windows Backup and Macrium Reflect Free but to no success The file system of my laptop is NTFS whereas that of external HDD is exFAT which can't handle file size > 4 GB I have searched hundreds of websites but still not getting any success I have tried following methods unsuccessfully: 1) Right click -> Format-->Change to NTFS It always fails "Windows was unable to complete the format" and then my HDD becomes undetectable and then I have to unplug and plug and then format to exFAT so that device becomes detectable 2) Computer Management-->Device Management -> Right click-> Change to NTFS It always says "format completed unsuccessfully" and then device becomes undetectable 3) cmd->diskpart->format commands. etc... It says sometimes "Access denied" & sometimes "Cannot convert exFAT to NTFS" 4) cmd-> format H: /FS:NTFS It says sometimes "Access denied" & sometimes "Cannot convert exFAT to NTFS" 5) cmd-> convert H: /FS:NTFS It says sometimes "Access denied" & sometimes "Cannot convert exFAT to NTFS"
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