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In what file system would you find inodes?
FAT32 is used in Inodes
Where to find a FAT32 in California?
Question is very odd, FAT32 is a file format system used on many smaller mp3 players and sometimes on Operation systems such as windows, not much anymore since NTFS is much more secure, its kinda outdated. Anyways FAT32 has no form, digitally or phycially, so you cannot persay, find it.
Is the Seagate FreeAgent 500GB External Hard Drive compatible with the playstation 3?
From what I've read it does not initially support FAT32 file system, but if you hook it up to your PC you should be able to set up a FAT32 partition on your FreeAgent for use with the PS3, I personally have not tried this but I plan to when my 1TB FreeAgent arrives, I'll edit this answer once I find out exactly how this works.
Which file system allows more fragmentation FAT32 or NTFS?
NTFS allows more Fragmentation Than the FAT32 NTFS is capable to find the fragment quite fast, since the whole information is kept in several compact records. If a file is fragmented quite strongly, then, the HDD head has to implement many movements. It slows the process down.
How do you find out what file system your drive is using?
If you are using windows, go into My Computer, right click the drive in question and select property.
Which of the following icons should you select if you want to find a file on your computer?
If you want to find a file on your computer hard drive then depending on what Operating System you have use either the Find file (Command + F) or Search function under the Start Button. This will find files by Name, Date Created or as many options as your computer operating system enables.
How can you delete your cookies file in DOS mode?
Yes you can. If you have Win 98, WinMe it's not a problem. Just find the folder with cookies and delete it using del command or special sofware wich you can find for free in Internet. But you have Win NT based system (2000, Xp, Vista...) you have to have special software to be able to see partitions. If your system has FAT32 it's not a problem at all do what was told before for older version. But if you have NTFS file system then you have find special software ro read and write in NTFS system. Again such software you can find for free in internet.
Why did you lose space after formatting ntfs to fat 32?
Windows 2000 and XP computers utility for formatting only supports 32GB formatting for fat32. However, FAT32 allows up to 2TB of space to be formatted from ntfs. So most likely your using XP. Search Google for "Disk Format Utilities" and you can find ones that will format your drive from ntfs to fat32 without losing space.
What types of file systems are available with Windows XP?
The three types of file system supported by Windows XP SP3 and Vista SP1 are:FAT(16)FAT32NTFSEach has pros and cons to its use.FAT stands for File Allocation Table; this refers to the fact that everything on the disk is tracked using a table listing all files and their locations. The File Allocation Table has to be in a fixed location on the disk, so that when the computer starts it can read it and find the system files on the disk. Amongst other differences between FAT16 and FAT32, the main one is that FAT32 supports larger disks (or larger partitions or volumes on the disk, to be precise).Again, whilst NTFS is different from both FAT types in many ways, one of the main ways is that it is a transaction-oriented file system. It uses a Master File Table, along with the $NTFSLog$ file, to keep track of both the location of objects within the partition, and the things done to those objects. This means, for example, when running CHKDSK on an NTFS partition/volume, the transaction log is checked, and used to roll back what's been done to the point where the file system works again. Other features include POSIX compliance, and the ability to set permissions.
What is the DOS command to check the file system?
1. Type "cmd" at the run command (or open the command prompt) 2. type "format c:" (Or the drive letter you want to find file system eg: "format g:") You will see the file system of drive c: 3. type "n" and press {enter} key (DO NOT PRESS "Y" TO CONTINUE) 4. type "exit". Never use "" qoutation while typing. {} Refers to keyboard keys.
Where can you find a file you modified from a USB drive on a computer?
If opened a file on your USB drive, if you saved by just clicking save or Crtl+S, it will still be on the USB drive. Some programs however have a temp folder, where it may store recently opened files. To find it, go to my computer-> search -> Type "temp [The program the file was opened in] ->Enter the search and you may find it there.
What do you do if you use the command 'Convert D FS NTFS' on your XP laptop to change the file system to NTFS and then can't find the D drive?
The correct command for converting the D drive would be: "CONVERT D: /FS:NTFS" (without the quotes)
