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Jipu 123

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Can you tell if your hard disks are formatted with FAT32 or NTFS? Does it matter?
 
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A primary multiple access scheme used in cellular telephony is __________.
 
  A. FDMA B. TDMA
 
  C. CDMA D. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Yes, MSINFO32 will tell you which type of formatting was used on your disks. This is important for many reasons. For example, FAT32 cannot handle single files larger than about 4 GB. If you are creating a single backup file from a typical computer, it will probably be larger than 4 GB and cannot be stored on a FAT 32 partition. It will need to be stored on a NTFS partition.

Answer to Question 2

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