With NTFS you can set proper permissions on folders and system files, set security options for different users. With FAT32 everybody's files are shared and accessed.
If this PC is only used by you then FAT32 is the way to go, if you're going to have different users sharing the pc then NTFS is the way to go :arrow:
NTFS is the only safe choice...
It got several functions which enhances the safety of the files on the drive, in terms of both crashes and illegal intrusion..
Don't go with FAT, it sucks, it's badly build, and it's becoming quite old...
NTFS: Safer than Fat32 (more stable)
Fat32: Faster than NTFS (less stable)
With NTFS you can set proper permissions on folders and system files, set security options for different users. With FAT32 everybody's files are shared and accessed.
If this PC is only used by you then FAT32 is the way to go, if you're going to have different users sharing the pc then NTFS is the way to go :arrow:
NTFS is the only safe choice...
It got several functions which enhances the safety of the files on the drive, in terms of both crashes and illegal intrusion..
Don't go with FAT, it sucks, it's badly build, and it's becoming quite old...
With fat you ca nuse files larger than 1 gig right?
SE wrote:
yes, NTFS too... :lol:
Thats the difference between FAT16 and FAT32.
ah ok :p i knew there was something between those things ;)
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only if the partitions are on another harddisk..