My Laptop file system is set at NTFS, is this right? shouldn't it be FAT32???

[Detoyminador_]

???

 

[Andy22]

Depends on how you want it...obviously you have an OS capable of NTFS (XP?, NT or 2000). For most home users, I can't see why you'd want or need NTFS though.

 

[Mitzi]

NTFS is certainly more suitable for laptops due to the better security.

 

[Ausm]

<< NTFS is certainly more suitable for laptops due to the better security. >>



I agree with this statement espeically if you use the laptop in a corporate environment


Ausm

 

[mcveigh]

Don't worry about it, NTFS is much better than fat32, security, error checking...

just be happy

 

[MadRat]

Its not just more secure, its more efficiently organized, too. The efficiency of organization minimizes electrical draw from the drive. Laptops are better off with efficiency than with brute power.