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Ensure disks are formatted with NTFS.
NTFS is the recommended file system for Windows XP. It gives better access control protection for files and folders as compared to the FAT family of file system. NTFS enables you to specify which users of user groups have access to which files and folder on your computer. You can also determine what the permission level for each user and user group should be. User permissions can be set to full control, change (cannot delete) or read only. It also gives better performance on hard disks that are larger than 32 GB in size.
To get a quick overview of the file systems on your computer, right-click my Computer and select Manage. Click on Disk Management in the left pane under the storage section of the tree. The graphical view will show you all your hard disks and partitions, along with the file system they’re currently formatted with.
If you have any FAT or FAT32 partitions, these can be converted to NTFS, using the convert.exe command line utility. To convert a partition to NTFS, open a command prompt. Type in “convert (drive name): /fs:ntfs” (Without the quotes) to convert “drive” to NTFS. For example, if you want to convert drive F to NTFS, you would type in “convert f: /fs:ntfs”.
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