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If you want to add a bit of security to your Vista system AND have another
Windows OS installed, I'd recommend installing the other Windows OS onto a
Fat32 partition. This way if someone else uses your computer and you don't
want them to use Vista, or they don't want to use Vista, they wont be able to
see your files because you're Vista install is going to be installed in NTFS
right!?
There is so many ways and other OS's that can read NTFS, but a Windows
system in Fat32 cannot read NTFS. If you want another layer of security,
create separate accounts for yourself and other users of your Windows system,
also you can install some sort of file encryption software to use on your
personal files for even more security.
Windows OS installed, I'd recommend installing the other Windows OS onto a
Fat32 partition. This way if someone else uses your computer and you don't
want them to use Vista, or they don't want to use Vista, they wont be able to
see your files because you're Vista install is going to be installed in NTFS
right!?
There is so many ways and other OS's that can read NTFS, but a Windows
system in Fat32 cannot read NTFS. If you want another layer of security,
create separate accounts for yourself and other users of your Windows system,
also you can install some sort of file encryption software to use on your
personal files for even more security.