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Use NTFS instead of FAT32?

• boomboomsubban 3y ago
  Basically nothing compares to the portability of FAT based.
  • bogantech 3y ago
    Which doesn't matter for windows installation media
    • boomboomsubban 3y ago
      Sure, but if your default is to use FAT based something needing to use something else will cause confusion. I thought the post was saying to use NTFS for their drives normally, but I'm probably mistaken after thinking about it.
    • vetinari 3y ago
      It does. It has to boot in the first place. Only after windows kernel is running, it can read filesystems it supports.
• executesorder66 3y ago
  No, use exFAT.
  • vetinari 3y ago
    exFAT is not supported by UEFI. Only FAT32.
    • executesorder66 3y ago
      Thanks, that's good to know! Apologies for spreading misinformation.