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Answer Posted / deepak kumar
FAT:-
fat is a (file allocation table).
fat two type -fat16,fat32.
fat is unsecure.
fat is not support win nt,2k3,2k8.
fat is support only win 95,98,xp,millenium
fat is not support feature-
compresion,encription,quota,shadowcopy,.
NTFS:-
ntfs is a (new technology file system).
ntfs is more secure.
ntfs not support win nt,2k3,2k8.
ntfs is support feature-
compresion,encription,quota,shadowcopy,.
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