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On the Assign Drive Letter Or Path page, these three options appear: Assign The Following Drive Letter Mount In The Following Empty NTFS Folder Do Not Assign A Drive Letter Or Drive Path The Format Partition page File System: NTFS or FAT32 Allocation Unit Size Use the Default selection, in which Windows XP selects the appropriate cluster size based on volume size Volume Label You can change this text at any time Quick Format Select Perform A Quick Format if you want Disk Management to skip the sometimes lengthy disk-checking process (not wise) Select Enable File And Folder Compression if you want all data on the new volume to use NTFS compression Creating a Simple Volume on a Dynamic Disk Open Disk Management, right-click an unallocated portion of a dynamic disk, and then choose New Volume. On the Select Volume Type page, select Simple Combining Volumes from Dynamic Disks I f you have additional unallocated space on a dynamic disk—either the same disk or another disk—you can extend an existing volume to increase its size Must use dynamic disk Must have NTFS Format You can’t extend a system volume or boot volume Setting Quotas for Disk Space Use Disk quotas allow you to monitor and limit disk-space usage on NTFS-formatted drives and volumes Using quotas, you can set storage limits for each user and each volume When you enable disk quotas, Windows tracks volume usage by file ownership A file counts against a user’s quota if the security identifier (SID) of the file’s owner is the same as the user’s SID Enabling Disk Quotas To enable disk quotas, use the Quota tab in the properties dialog box for a volume Open My Computer, Right-click an NTFS volume, Properties
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