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Otkud ti to da je NTFS sigurniji za podatke? BTW, ima FAT32 i prednosti u nekim slučajevima.
Windows XP supports three file systems for fixed disks: FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS. It is recommended that you use NTFS with Windows XP because of its advanced performance, security, and reliability features.

English Interpretation: When given a choice, choose NTFS since it is more reliable and secure!


What is Microsoft's recommendation on this? NTFS is the recommended file system for computers running the Microsoft Windows XP and Windows .NET Server operating systems. NTFS offers many end-user benefits related to functionality, security, stability, availability, reliability, and performance. NTFS, which was originally introduced with Microsoft Windows NT® 3.1, has always provided advanced file system features such as security, transacted operations, large volumes, and better performance on large volumes. Such capabilities are not available on either FAT16 or FAT32

English Interpretation: Microsoft highly recommends you choose NTFS

Boot time with FAT32 is increased in hard drives larger then 32 GB because of the time required to read all of the FAT structure. This must be done to calculate the amount of free space when the volume is mounted. Read/write performance with FAT32 is affected because the file system must determine the free space on the disk through the small views of the massive FAT structure. This leads to inefficiencies in file allocation.

English Interpretation: If your hard drive is larger then 32 GB, use NTFS for best performance.

http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm

Doslovno ne vidim nit jedne prednosti FAT32.