Question:
does "large disk" mean the same thing as "hard drive"?
2007-09-12 23:30:29 UTC
NTFS is the file system that works best with large disks. (The next best file system for large disks is FAT32.) What exactly does that mean? More space to download songs and movies or able to have more programs and such? Any information will be helpful!
Four answers:
desertcities
2007-09-12 23:46:50 UTC
Large disk means large in size capacity.



NTFS is the standard file system from Microsoft.



There are several advantages in using an NTFS drive rather than in using a FAT32 type drive that was originally made for the use with DOS, including better use of space, indexing, archiving and other things.



You can learn more about what an NTFS drive is here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS
remt_a
2007-09-16 09:19:34 UTC
FAT32 works best on Hard drives up to 4GB is size. NTFS works best on Hard drives from 4 GB to 2TG on basic drives. NTFS has better cluster arrangement capabilities as well as file level protection and compressions. With Win XP and Vista platforms, for the most part, FAT is getting to be legacy technology.



Hard drive refers to your actual drive. Large disk has more meanings that can refer to different partitions on your hard drive that are "large disks" that could be multiple sizes. So.... large disk makes reference to an idea and the hard drive is an actual item.
top s
2007-09-13 00:18:07 UTC
No, large disk never means hard disk....more over NTFS and FAT32 are 2 types that can be make during installing the os in your machine if you make it FAT32 types that is by default did.. so further no problem create for installing new os on same drive but if you make it NTFS type so, you never installed another os in same drive......

FAT (file Allocation table) file system, based on 32-bit integers
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2016-05-18 07:38:42 UTC
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