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| What are the file systems used by windows operating systems. |
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Windows 9.x-fat 16,Fat32
Windows NT 4-Fat16 NTFS
Windows 2000-Fat16,Fat32,NTFS
Windows 2003-Fat16,Fat32,NTFS
Windows XP-Fat12,Fat16,Fat32,NTFS |
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Entires are 16 bit in lengh
max hard disk size is 2GB
BIOS must support LBA( logical Block Addressing)
This file system is no longer used
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Allows more efficient use of the hard drive.
max disk size is 2 terabytes
BIOS supports INT13 interface
Large disk support must be enable when starting fdisk
Fat32 not compatible with 95a and NT.
Run cvt1.exe to convert fat 16 to fat32 in NT |
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Used by Winnt to provide increase security and reliability.
ability to boot from a DOS disk.
cannot format floppy disk as NTFS
to convert Fat to NTFS have to run convert.exe |
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| what are the various copy features |
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Full-copies all files and marks them as being backed up
incremental-copies only files created/changed since last backup and marks them as being backed up.
differential-copies only files created/changed since last full backup and doesnt mark them as being backed up.
Daily-copies only files created/changed today and doesnt mark them as backed up.
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| what is the command for dos backup |
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backup /s-forces all files and directories to be backed up.
backup /m-only modified files are backed up
backup /d-backs up files modified after a specific date
Backup /t-backs up files modified after a specific time. |
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