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Windows reports drive capacity using _ measurements.

binary

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In Windows, the partition is usually hidden from File Explorer and is not allocated a drive letter.

system

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The _ partition (containing the operating system files) is usually allocated the letter C.

boot

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The FAT32 file system permits a maximum file size of _.

4 GB

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The FAT32 file system permits a maximum partition size of _.

32 GB

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NTFS allows much larger partitions (up to _) than FAT.

2 TB

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Most Linux distributions use some version of the __ file system to format partitions on mass storage devices.

ext

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The _ file system tracks changes, giving better reliability and less chance of file corruption in the event of crashes or power outages.

journaling

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The file system can automatically __ data in a file when it is saved, so the file can only be opened when there is access to the encryption key.

encrypt

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The file system maintains an _ for each file or folder object, recording which user accounts are allowed to read, write, or control the object.

Access Control List (ACL)

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Modern file systems support longer file names (usually up to __ characters) and complete directory paths.

255

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The first level of the folder hierarchy is called the _.

root folder

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In Linux, folders are called _.

directories

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In Linux, a single hard drive attached to a SATA port would normally be represented in the file system by _.

/dev/sda

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A file system configured on a partition on a particular storage device is attached to a particular directory (mount point) within the unified file system using the _ command.

mount

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Windows' __ provides a visual means of navigating the file system.

File Explorer

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In Windows 10, libraries are used to provide easy access to different kinds of documents that may be stored in _ places.

different

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Files follow a similar naming convention to folders, except that the last part of the file name represents an _.

extension

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You can also create certain types of file in Explorer by right-clicking in a folder and selecting _, followed by the type of file you want to create.

New

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The __ tab in the File Explorer Options applet contains a long list of options affecting how folders and files are displayed in Explorer (such as whether to show hidden files or file extensions).

View

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The default action (no key press) for drag and drop is to _ the selection if the destination is a local drive or _ it if the destination is a network or removable drive.

move, copy

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If you accidentally delete a file or folder from a local hard disk, you can retrieve it from the __.

Recycle Bin

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The Recycle Bin works only for local hard drives, including USB- connected hard drives but not with _.

flash memory thumb drives, removable media, or network folders

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Files stored on an __ partition have extended attributes, including permissions, compression, and encryption.

NTFS

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To view, create, modify, or delete a file in a folder, you need the correct __ on that folder.

permissions

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Permissions can only be configured if the file system is __.

NTFS

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The _ permission level allows the user to do anything with the object, including change its permissions and its owner.

Full control