FAT32 v NTFS
31 August 2004, 08:36 PM
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FAT32 v NTFS
hello
my PC has 2 HDD's. 20Gb + 60Gb.
Until recently the 20Gb had win98 and the 60Gb is my storage drive with about 50Gb of mp3s, mpegs, digital pics etc. I now have win2K on the 20Gb drive formatted with NTFS.
Is there anything to be gained from changing the 60Gb storage drive from FAT32 to NTFS?
cheers
Colin
my PC has 2 HDD's. 20Gb + 60Gb.
Until recently the 20Gb had win98 and the 60Gb is my storage drive with about 50Gb of mp3s, mpegs, digital pics etc. I now have win2K on the 20Gb drive formatted with NTFS.
Is there anything to be gained from changing the 60Gb storage drive from FAT32 to NTFS?
cheers
Colin
31 August 2004, 08:40 PM
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NTFS is more secure, the fillesize is unlimited
Originally Posted by Big Col
hello
my PC has 2 HDD's. 20Gb + 60Gb.
Until recently the 20Gb had win98 and the 60Gb is my storage drive with about 50Gb of mp3s, mpegs, digital pics etc. I now have win2K on the 20Gb drive formatted with NTFS.
Is there anything to be gained from changing the 60Gb storage drive from FAT32 to NTFS?
cheers
Colin
my PC has 2 HDD's. 20Gb + 60Gb.
Until recently the 20Gb had win98 and the 60Gb is my storage drive with about 50Gb of mp3s, mpegs, digital pics etc. I now have win2K on the 20Gb drive formatted with NTFS.
Is there anything to be gained from changing the 60Gb storage drive from FAT32 to NTFS?
cheers
Colin
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