Understanding NTFS - Windows XP

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In this selection from Supporting and Troubleshooting Windows XP LearnSmart Video Training, operating system authority Tom Carpenter provides the basics of NTFS including file/folder ownership, sharing, copying, moving and compression. Visit us at http://www.preplogic.com

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[jwd0808]

Also an added benefit of NTFS over FAT32 is the ability to create files larger than 4GB. This is especially handy when doing video editing.

[omid11]

Very interesting. Thanks for the upload.

[SeanYves09]

veryy nice video, I am doing my home works lool

[Radenska512]

NTFS is NoT For Sale!

[ROME524]

can someone tell me, if i make a back up in a fat32 enviorment and it be restored in Ntfs system. window xp?

[ROME524]

can someone tell me, if i make a back up in an fat32 enviorment and it be restored in Ntfs system. window xp?

[DazhFX]

@jwd0808

Not only creating but copying large files which are larger than 4GB

[footballhokie]

@CabbageNappa thanks. i had the problem related to this earlier but it has since been resolved.

[CabbageNappa]

@footballhokie NTFS and FAT. I think it's possible to mount some Unix filesystems as read-only with 3rd party software, but you couldn't use them as a replacement.

[CabbageNappa]

So why can't the admin just open it regardless of permissions?

[faxmanloveswaffles]

New Technology FRAGMENT System :P

[StuckInADitch]

@footballhokie You start with NTFS