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FAT vs NTSF
I have a WD external HD, and I noticed it is FAT32. Would there be any advantage to change it to NTSF? I already have some files on it, and would they be altered if it is changed to NTSF?
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03-16-2008, 02:41 PM
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Re: FAT vs NTSF
Yes, it would be advantageous to change it to NTFS and you won't lose any files doing it.
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