Well I'm looking at the feature compare on MS site and it looks like from that the home premium is got what I want. Ultimate would have stuff I don't need I think so I'm pretty sure there is no point in spending the extra $80 to get it. I currently have win2k and the only reason I got it was it was the best choice for version at the time I got it. Having been exposed to NTFS as a result I think it is the better file system over FAT32 right?
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Vista do all versions have NTFS file system option?
- Thread starter StoneRyno
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With Vista there is no fat32 option, only NTFS right now.
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Audioaficionado said:
There is no reason to use FAT32, NTFS is better and now widely accepted.
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Thats answers the question then. Only difference is the amount of features and/or fluff. Which means Home Premium seems to be the right one for me. Unless all the stuff it comes with is pointless to have? I currently have win2k but only got it because XP was on the verge of release and it was questionable on its quality at the time and win2k was definitely a better choice over the previous OS releases. My brother has XP media center edition on his PC but I don't really know if the "media center" part is anything special or worth having. I'm pretty much used to just a plain OS with 3rd party apps I've downloaded or bought.
