GCFA · Question #324
In a Windows 98 computer, which of the following utilities is used to convert a FAT16 partition to FAT32?
The correct answer is B. CVT1.EXE. Windows 98 included CVT1.EXE, the Drive Converter utility, specifically designed for converting FAT16 partitions to FAT32 without data loss.
Question
In a Windows 98 computer, which of the following utilities is used to convert a FAT16 partition to FAT32?
Options
- ACVT16.EXE
- BCVT1.EXE
- CCONVERT16.EXE
- DCONVERT.EXE
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A3% (2)
- B75% (50)
- C16% (11)
- D6% (4)
Why each option
Windows 98 included CVT1.EXE, the Drive Converter utility, specifically designed for converting FAT16 partitions to FAT32 without data loss.
CVT16.EXE is not a valid Windows 98 utility and does not ship with the operating system.
CVT1.EXE is the executable for the Windows 98 Drive Converter tool, which performs a non-destructive in-place conversion of a FAT16 partition to FAT32 by reorganizing the file allocation table structure and cluster sizing.
CONVERT16.EXE does not exist as a Windows utility; this filename does not correspond to any legitimate Microsoft tool.
CONVERT.EXE is the Windows NT/2000/XP command-line tool for converting FAT partitions to NTFS, not for FAT16 to FAT32 conversion in Windows 98.
Concept tested: Windows 98 FAT16 to FAT32 partition conversion utility
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