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Dang...Three way tie. Haven't had one of those yet :D
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Dang...Three way tie. Haven't had one of those yet :D

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haha, yeah that is rare...at least they know to use NTFS :)
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haha, yeah that is rare...at least they know to use NTFS :)

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Why would a user format thier drive to Fat32 or NTFS.. what would be the diference?
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Why would a user format thier drive to Fat32 or NTFS.. what would be the diference?

Fat32 or NTFS

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