d/f between fat32 and ntfs

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d/f between fat32 and ntfs..

Answer / loknath nanda

NTFS File System is the advace Version of FAT and FAT 32 .
NTFS File system Stands for Network File System. It provide
some of the advanced feature which is not available in FAT
and FAT32 . There are 1) Network Security. 2) Data
Encryption . 3) Disk Quota 4) Disk Compression etc..

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d/f between fat32 and ntfs..

Answer / c.m.jothilingam

description Fat32 ntfs

1.maximum pathname no limit defined 32,767 unicode
length characters with each
path component upto
255 characters long
2.maximum file 4GiB 16 EiB
size
3.Extents no yes
4.Block no partial
suballocation
5.transparent
compresion no yes
6.case sensitive no yes
7.file change log no yes
8.Introduced year 1996 1993

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d/f between fat32 and ntfs..

Answer / anshuman gupta

NTFS File System is the advace Version of FAT and FAT 32
maximum path length of ntfs ::-----
32,767 unicode length characters with each path component
upto 255 characters long

ntfs is 4GB file saving availablity in the ntfs
scheme.fat32 this type of file saving not availablity.and
fat32 speed is slow,ntfs speed is high.

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d/f between fat32 and ntfs..

Answer / palanivel

ntfs is 4GB file saving availablity in the ntfs
scheme.fat32 this type of file saving not availablity.and
fat32 speed is slow,ntfs speed is high.

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d/f between fat32 and ntfs..

Answer / roshan

1.NTFS supports compression of individual files and folders
which can be read and written to while they are compressed.

2.NTFS is a recoverable file system, meaning it has the
ability to undo or redo operations that failed due to such
problems as system failure or power
loss.

Disk quotas: Administrators can limit the amount of disk
space users can consume on a per-volume basis. The three
quota levels are: Off, Tracking,
and Enforced.

3.Encryption: The NTFS 5.0 file system can automatically
encrypt and decrypt file data as it is read and written to
the disk.

4.Reparse points: Programs can trap open operations against
objects in the file system and run their own code before
returning file data. This feature
can be used to extend file system features such as mount
points, which you can use to redirect data read and written
from a folder to another volume
or physical disk.

5.Sparse files: This feature allows programs to create very
large files, but to consume disk space only as needed.

these feature are not available in fat32