My present PC has a NTFS formatted HD. I have added another HD from an old
Gateway that is formatted in FAT32. I can access those FAT32 files and
read them
under current condition. Is it advisable to copy FAT32 files to a NTFS
formatted
drive, or should I just leave well enough alone? Thank you for your input.
In most cases for most private residential users, there is no reason to
change from FAT32 to NTFS in the situation you describe.
BrunoR wrote:
> My present PC has a NTFS formatted HD. I have added another HD from an old
> Gateway that is formatted in FAT32. I can access those FAT32 files and
> read them
> under current condition. Is it advisable to copy FAT32 files to a NTFS
> formatted
> drive, or should I just leave well enough alone? Thank you for your input.