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32GB is the largest FAT32 partition Windows XP will create. However, Windows XP works fine with FAT32 partitions up to 2TB (2000 GB) The easy answer is to create the partition with Windows 98 or something like Parted Magic. Useful information for the large capacity portable hard drives available now. Formatting those to NTFS can be a permissions nightmare on multiple PCs and multiple accounts.
The tools included with Windows XP, including the installer, will not allow you to create a FAT32 partition over 32GB. If you use third-party tools to create the partition, you can create one up to 2 TB, limited by the addressing capability of the controller. Of course, such a large partition is impractical and probably unreliable.
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What is the largest fat 32 partition allowed by windows xp?
32 GB
What program allows Windows 9x to partition a drive?
FAT 32
What file system can be used on an installation destination directory for Windows Xp Professional if the partition is 4GB?
You would use the partition FAT.
How many partitions can be created on a disk with a MS-DOS partition table?
DOS can support multiple partitions as like windows but the maximum partition will be of 2 GB maximum, as DOS supports FAT 16..
What file systems enables you to access files on a local windows xp professional partition with Windows 95 or windows 98 operating systems?
FAT and FAT32
How do you create an ms-dos partition without windows installed?
You need some form of boot disk - a floppy of DOS, a Windows boot floppy, a bootable Windows CD, and sometimes Linux can be used to make a plain MS-DOS 16-bit fat) partition.
What partition does the Windows 98 uses during start up?
it uses FAT, however the new ones use NTFS
How should a hard drive be partitioned to support windows 7 installation over a network?
A. A FAT 16 partition of at least 2 GB must be created. B. A FAT 32 partition of at least 5 GB must be created. C. An NTFS partition of at least 2 GB must be created. D. An NTFS partition of at least 3 GB must be created.
How should a hard drive be partitioned to support a Windows 7 installation over a network?
A. A FAT 16 partition of at least 2 GB must be created. B. A FAT 32 partition of at least 5 GB must be created. C. An NTFS partition of at least 2 GB must be created. D. An NTFS partition of at least 3 GB must be created.
Is it possible to convert a FAT16 partition to NTFS in Windows 98?
No, and neither would it be desirable. Windows 98 cannot boot off an NTFS partition, and if your system was using a FAT16 partition, it is probably not large enough to benefit from NTFS anyway.
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If you install Windows 2000 on an 8-GB hard drive use a single partition for the drive and choose not to use the NTFS file system will Windows 2000 automatically use?
Fat 32
