NTFS Update?


  1. Akumajou
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    NTFS Update?


    When I installed Windows 7, I simply clicked Advanced and then Delete (on my primary drive which previously had Vista) at the partition section and didn't click Format. Installation then proceeded to copy Windows 7 files. Did I miss an update to NTFS?

    Also, at that partition section of Windows 7 installation, I noticed my primary and slave drive (which I use just for storing downloads) showed Type as System. That seems fine for the primary obviously, but is it normal to show that slave drive as System too?
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  3. Antman
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    Did I miss an update to NTFS?
    No.

    is it normal to show that slave drive as System too
    Yes.
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  4. Sassa
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    Antman said:
    Did I miss an update to NTFS?
    No.

    is it normal to show that slave drive as System too
    Yes.
    I didn't know that... Is it happens only on ATA drives???
    I think yes...
    Correct me if I am wrong...
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  6. Antman
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    It's just a label.

    edit - nix that.

    It isn't anything to worry about.
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  7. Akumajou
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    Thanks for the info.
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