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Windows Server 2016 Standard supports 4Kn drives. Does this mean any software that supports Windows Server 2016 Standard will work on 4Kn drives?<br />
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System Requirements: Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate 17.1<br />
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Sage does not mention if 4Kn drives are supported or not. How does one determine if software programs are compatibility with 4Kn drives?
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Windows Server 2016 Standard supports 4Kn drives. Does this mean any software that supports Windows Server 2016 Standard will work on 4Kn drives?

System Requirements: Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate 17.1
https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=81067&sliceId=1

Sage does not mention if 4Kn drives are supported or not. How does one determine if software programs are compatibility with 4Kn drives?

Windows Server 2016 Standard 4Kn drives - application compatibility

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