Author: Anthony Boynes
Date: 18:56:47 11/29/01
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On November 29, 2001 at 12:38:05, Roy Eassa wrote: >> >Guys, each of you has an (opposite) opinion on the usefulness of NTFS. Do >either of you have REASONS for your preferences? > >Hearing the details may help others (at least me) learn something useful for >their upgrades from Win9x/ME to Windows XP. > >For example, would converting to NTFS 'break' any chess engines that FAT32 does >not break? Would it make tablebase access slower? Faster?? Besides being more secure, the other main advantage of NTFS for the home user is that it is a journaling file system, which helps prevent data corruption. That alone makes it more suitable for the business/office environment. For more details go here, and decide for yourself: http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/storage/ntfs-preinstall.htm#Features
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