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Guest
What is the maximum number of directories in Windows XP ?
Is there a limit to the number of files you can have ?
Is there a limit to the number of files you can have ?
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LS \(V\)
The number of files is limited only by the Hard Disk size.
Your sub-directories may be limited, but it would be too high a number to
even worry about!
Your sub-directories may be limited, but it would be too high a number to
even worry about!
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Guest
-As Carl Sagan once said, "billions n billions"
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Wesley Vogel
NTFS Size Limits
Files per volume = 4,294,967,295 (2^32 minus 1 file)
FAT32 Size Limits
Files per volume Files per volume = 4,177,920
Maximum number of files and subfolders within a single folder = 65,534 (The
use of long file names can significantly reduce the number of available
files and subfolders within a folder.)
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Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Files per volume = 4,294,967,295 (2^32 minus 1 file)
FAT32 Size Limits
Files per volume Files per volume = 4,177,920
Maximum number of files and subfolders within a single folder = 65,534 (The
use of long file names can significantly reduce the number of available
files and subfolders within a folder.)
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
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Ken Blake, MVP
LS said:The number of files is limited only by the Hard Disk size.
However there is a limit on a FAT32 volume of 64K *entries* per folder. Note
that I say "entries," not "files and folders" because files and folder with
long file names take multiple entries.
With NTFS the limit is *much* larger--large enough that for all intents and
purposes there is no limit.