When formatting a new USB flash drive for a client, the client requests the maximum possible file size for single file storage on that device. Given the client’s request, which filesystem should you advise against using?
Be sure to read this one carefully! It asks which you would advice against using.
FAT32 is a filesystem with a maximum file size limit of 4 GB, which is less than what clients requiring storage of larger individual files would need. NTFS and exFAT do not have this 4 GB limitation and can store files much larger than 4 GB, thus making them more appropriate choices for storing large individual files.