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Old 10-07-2004, 01:11   #5
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Re: Largest partition size in XP

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Originally Posted by Tristan
Well I've read that NTFS can have single paritions of up to 4TB. But then I've also read that XP itself won't recognise paritions of more than 137GB. So I was just wondering what the "official" answer was!
That limit is a bios limit - I added it to my reply above - but not quick enough

Windows XP (and W2K) will handle anything the bios can throw at it - I have GB+ partitions at work [on W2K machines].
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