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Peter
Hi,
I have read quite a bit about the differences between FAT32 and NTFS
but somehow I seem to have missed out on two vital bits of
information.
Please can someone assure me that:-
1. FAT32 and NTFS formatted partitions can co-exist on an XP Pro
system.
2. If they can co-exist, can files me copied/moved from FAT32 to
NTFS and vice versa?
I suppose that what I am trying to convince myself about is that the
form of formatting is simply a matter of storage and that the method
of storage has no effect on the files being stored.
I do realise that the change from FAT32 to NTFS is only reversible
by reformatting.
Thank you,
Peter
I have read quite a bit about the differences between FAT32 and NTFS
but somehow I seem to have missed out on two vital bits of
information.
Please can someone assure me that:-
1. FAT32 and NTFS formatted partitions can co-exist on an XP Pro
system.
2. If they can co-exist, can files me copied/moved from FAT32 to
NTFS and vice versa?
I suppose that what I am trying to convince myself about is that the
form of formatting is simply a matter of storage and that the method
of storage has no effect on the files being stored.
I do realise that the change from FAT32 to NTFS is only reversible
by reformatting.
Thank you,
Peter