Which of the following statements about the compression feature of the NTFS file system are true? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose two.

NTFS handles compression and decompression transparently at the file system driver level, so users can open, edit, and save compressed files without any manual decompression step.

This is incorrect because NTFS compression is not limited to volumes - it also applies at the folder and individual file level.

This statement is too absolute - applications that use low-level raw disk I/O or bypass the standard Windows I/O manager may not transparently handle NTFS-compressed files, unlike the correct answer A which accurately describes normal user interaction.

NTFS compression is granular and can be enabled independently on an entire volume, a specific folder, or a single file, giving administrators and users flexible control over which data is compressed.