My personal feeling is go with FAT32. My Windows XP crushed some time
ago. The Dell technical support couldn't do a thing, because when he
asked me to boot from a diskette, it was the Win 98 kernel that loaded,
and it couldn't read drive C at all. I had to reinstall Windows XP again
from scratch.
Also FAT32 seems to be faster. If you are the only one using this
computer, or the security is not an issue, then NTFS has very little
advantage.
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> I hv 1.1 GB processor with 256 MB RAM
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> pl advise, Thank you again
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