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Joe deAngelo
Should I format my USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS if I plan to use it only on WinXP, Vista and Win2K
systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
Joe
systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
Joe
Joe deAngelo said:Should I format my USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS if I plan to use it only
on WinXP, Vista and Win2K
systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
Joe
systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
Joe
Joe said:Should I format my USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS if I plan to use it only on WinXP, Vista and Win2K
systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
Joe deAngelo said:Should I format my USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS if I
plan to use it only on WinXP, Vista and Win2K systems ?
I would prefer NTFS. Are there any downsides ?
I think FAT32 has a larger cluster size (size of minimal allocated chunk)
than NTFS,
thus producing more waste if you have lots of small files.
The main consideration is that if you ever plan to put
very big files over 2GB
Joe said:Should I format my USB stick with FAT32 or NTFS if I plan to use it only on WinXP, Vista and Win2K
systems ?
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