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Surely you can do it, if you configure networking properly, i.e. create Network Share on Win XP for the folder where file is located and assign proper access rights to the share.
After performing these procedures if you can lookup WinXP machine across the Network you'll be able to see this network share from Windows 95 and access files inside.
Question 2. Is The Boot Limitation For Ntfs Still 7.87gb?
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No. NTFS volume size limit is 2TB.
Question 3. Which Is Better? Ntfs Or Ntfs 5?
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As for advances in technologies the latest versions are usually better than previous ones.
In addition to all NTFS features, NTFS 5 has support for Encryption, Disk Quotas, Sparse Files, Reparse Points, and Volume Mount Points.
Question 4. Where Can I Get A Lot Of Details About The Ntfs Encryption And Security?
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Security (NTFS) and Encryption (NTFS, NTFS5) are wide topics.
You can get a lot of information about it on Microsoft's MSDN Web Site.
Security Topics: File Security and Access Rights.
Encryption Topics: File Encryption, Encryption, Sparseness, and Reparse Points.
Question 5. How Do You Lock Files From Other Machine Users On Ntfs File System?
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NTFS has built-in security feature. Owner of the object can assign certain rights to certain users to restrict access to the object.
If file or folder is located on NTFS, just go to its Properties in Windows Explorer and on the Security tab add users being able access the object, and then remove Everyone user from users list, or restrict its rights.
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Windows 2000 Professional as long as other Windows 2000 and XP family operating systems have full support for FAT32 and FAT16 file systems, as long as CDFS, HPFS, etc.
Operating system communicates with file system via logical level Win32 API that, in turn, redirects function calls to physical level (file system drivers), so if proper file system driver is installed, operating system can access and work with file system properly.
Drivers for NTFS, NTFS5, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, and CFDS are always installed when you install Windows 2000 / XP. Drivers for NTFS, FAT12, FAT16, and CFDS are always installed when you install Windows NT; there is no built-in driver for FAT32 in Windows NT.
Question 7. How Do You Format A Blank Hard Disk Drive To Ntfs Or Ntfs 5?
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There are no standard utilities to format HDD to NTFS from DOS.
However there are solutions:
Question 8. Is There Any Problem With My Games If I Installed It Under Ntfs Filesystem?
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NTFS file system itself cannot cause problems to any software including games, because NTFS is just a way of data storage.
Software in Windows accesses files via upper-level Win32 API. Win32 API, in turn, redirects function calls to the drivers for the particular file system (NTFS/FAT/CDFS, etc.). Thus software, generally speaking, is not aware of file system it is installed on.
What could cause problems with games is Operating System itself. As long as Windows NT / 2000 / XP are more secure operating systems, and do not support 16-bit device drivers and real mode, some of games that work well under MS-DOS, Windows 95 / 98/ ME might not work under Windows NT / 2000 / XP.
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It depends on many factors including file system fragmentation, free space, etc. In most cases it would start with a next totally unused cluster.
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There are no standard mechanisms for this. Please use third party privacy software (such as Disk Wiper feature in SDelete) to eliminate unused MFT entries and overwrite clusters containing deleted data.
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Yes, volume structure is not changed when you have moved your HDD to another machine, so you can access your existing and deleted files and folders using recovery software like UNDELETE utility, Active@ File Recovery Software.
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Actual disk size cannot be changed. By applying compressed attribute for the volume you just ordered operating system to try to compress any object that will be placed there.
If object that is placed onto the volume can be compressed, operating system compresses it and it takes less space on the drive than uncompressed one. Thus more free space is left on the drive for other data.
Question 13. How Do Ntfs Compared To Fat32 In Windows Xp, And Which Is Faster?
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For example: NTFS can keep small files inside MFT entry, so if the file size is less than cluster size, most likely it will be accessed much faster on NTFS than on FAT.
Generally speaking the performance of NTFS on large volumes is higher than performance of FAT32. NTFS performance on small volumes is lower than performance of FAT/FAT32.
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Standard Windows utility that is called CONVERT serves this purpose
Just go to the Command Prompt and execute the command:
C :> CONVERTS C: /fs: ntfs
Where C: is a name of the drive you want to convert.
After machine re-boot conversion process will start and you'll have your FAT32 converted to NTFS without of data loss.
Question 15. How Can I Copy Files From A Hard Drive Formatted To Ntfs, To A Fat32 Hard Drive?
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You probably asking about Windows NT that does not support FAT32. There are third party FAT32 drivers for NTFS, or you can use FREE NTFS Reader to copy files in DOS environment. Just make sure that your DOS supports FAT32. You can use Bootable Floppy Creator to prepare such a floppy containing DOS and NTFS Reader for DOS.
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What you asked is actually installation the new Operating System over the existing one. There is no standard procedure of doing this. Just copy all your important files (My Documents, etc.) to another logical (or physical) drive. Then format partition in FAT32, or delete and re-create new partition and perform standard procedures of installation Operating System to the newly formatted drive. As long as you successfully installed OS, copy your files back to the drive.
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