freakzilla007

 Profile Answers by freakzilla007 

• Jul 23rd, 2007

 

NTFS

Operting System - Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows Vista
Max Volume Size - 2TB
Max Files on Volume - Nearly Unlimited
Max File Size - Limit Only by Volume Size
Max Clusters Number - Nearly Unlimited
Max File Name Length - Up to 255 characters
Built-In Security
Recoverability
Maximun Disk Space Economy
Maximun Fault Tolerance


FAT32
Operting System - DOS v7 and higher, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 & Windows XP
Max Volume Size - 32GB for all OS. 2TB for some OS
Max Files on Volume - 4194304
Max File Size - 4GB minus 2 Bytes
Max Clusters Number - 4177918
Max File Name Length - Up to 255 characters
No Built-In Security
No Recoverability
Average Disk Space Economy
Minimal Fault Tolerance

viren_VRS73

 Profile Answers by viren_VRS73 Questions by viren_VRS73

• Aug 5th, 2008

 

NTFS

Operting System - Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows Vista
Max Volume Size - 2TB
Max Files on Volume - Nearly Unlimited
Max File Size - Limit Only by Volume Size
Max Clusters Number - Nearly Unlimited
Max File Name Length - Up to 255 characters
Built-In Security
Recoverability
Maximun Disk Space Economy
Maximun Fault Tolerance
Boot sector location-First & last sectors
System record mirror- MFT mirror file
Unicode file names- Unicode character set
File attributes- Standard & custom
compression
Encryption
Object permission
Disk Quotas
Reparse point
Sparse file
Volume mount points
 

FAT32
Operting System - DOS v7 and higher, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 & Windows XP
Max Volume Size - 32GB for all OS. 2TB for some OS
Max Files on Volume - 4194304
Max File Size - 4GB minus 2 Bytes
Max Clusters Number - 4177918
Max File Name Length - Up to 255 characters
No Built-In Security
No Recoverability
Average Disk Space Economy
Minimal Fault Tolerance
Boot sector location-First sector and copy in sector no.6
System record mirror- Second copy of FAT
Unicode file names- System character set
File attributes- Standard set
No compression
No Encryption
No Object permission
No Disk Quotas
No Reparse point
No Sparse file
No Volume mount points

 

thukral.rahul

 Profile Answers by thukral.rahul 

• Jan 12th, 2010

 

NTFS stands for new technology file system. It is an advancement over the FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32 versions of the file system used in windows earlier.

In NTFS, theoritical it can store a file as large as upto 16Ex (Exabytes) but practically 16 Tb (approx minus 64kb).

FAT32 supports only file upto 4GB (approx minus 2 bytes)