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Your sister is taking a video editing class at school. She purchased a 2-TB USB hard drive to store video files. She wants to connect it to her Windows 8.1 computer at home and to a Mac OSX 10.3…
The correct answer is C. NTFS. Mac OSX 10.3 supports NTFS. NTFS supports large files well above 5 GB. Incorrect answers: Not A: FAT does not support a 5 GB file size. Not B: ReFS is only supported by Microsoft Windows. Not D: FAT32 works fine if file sizes are smaller than 4GB.
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Your sister is taking a video editing class at school. She purchased a 2-TB USB hard drive to store video files. She wants to connect it to her Windows 8.1 computer at home and to a Mac OSX 10.3 computer at school. Video file will exceed 5 GB in size. You need to prepare a new hard drive by formatting it with the appropriate file system. Which file system should you choose?
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- AFAT
- BReFS
- CNTFS
- DFAT32
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A6% (3)
- B18% (9)
- C72% (36)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Mac OSX 10.3 supports NTFS. NTFS supports large files well above 5 GB. Incorrect answers: Not A: FAT does not support a 5 GB file size. Not B: ReFS is only supported by Microsoft Windows. Not D: FAT32 works fine if file sizes are smaller than 4GB.
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