Windows XP is NTFS 5... That should be obvious for two reasons: #1. WinXP offers both Disk Compression and Quotas, which the article states were new features in NTFS 5. Therefore logic clearly dictates that WinXP must use NTFS 5. #2. WinXP came out after Win2000, so we'd expect it to have all the newest stuff (ie: If Win2000 had it, then WinXP should also have it... Win2000 had NTFS 5...)

Anonymous User 5/3/2005 2:12:53 PM

Go to google. There is lots of answers there for your tech exam.

Anonymous User 3/9/2005 10:04:57 AM

for window xp, which version of ntfs it is?

Anonymous User 10/27/2004 9:51:40 PM

I need some information about HD Terms: Cylinder,Head,Side,Track,Sector,Cluster,Boot,MBR?

Hamad11/10/2003 4:49:39 PM

I need some information about Primary partition, Extended partition and logical Drives?

Hamad11/10/2003 4:49:39 PM

what is RAID 0 and RAID 1 and RAID 5?

Hamad11/10/2003 4:49:39 PM

I need some information about FAT16, FAT32, NTFS?

Hamad11/10/2003 4:49:39 PM

do you know why ntds.dit file is not located in ntsf 5?

aaron5/25/2002 2:46:38 PM

The author seems to ignore one important advantage of NTFS:
Stop unauthorized users from installing or tinkering with
e.g. system files - an essential feature in corporate environments (reduce TCO!).

Gerhard Braendle 12/20/2000 2:07:49 AM

With out even doing any technical analysis, a simple reality check would suffice to say that there would be a whole bunch of extremely slow servers if that statement was valid.

Mark White 11/30/2000 7:38:17 AM