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Windows 7 - What file system should my Window 7 partition be?
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| 10-28-2009 | #1 |
| | What file system should my Window 7 partition be? I am using a Gparted boot CD (on my other computer) to create a new partition to install Windows 7. It has an option where you select a file system for your new partition, and I'm not entirely sure what this means. The partition for my Windows XP installation uses a "ntfs" file system, so should I use that or leave it "unformatted"? I really need help here, thanks in advance. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by mcleod55  NTFS Thank you. |
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