Which file system should you use if you want to use EFS?
A)virtual
B)NTFS
C)GPT
D)FAT32

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EFS (Encrypting File System) is a feature that allows users to encrypt individual files or folders on an NTFS partition. NTFS is required for EFS because it supports the necessary security features and permissions that EFS relies on to securely encrypt and manage access to files. Other file systems like FAT32, GPT (which is actually a partition table, not a file system), and virtual file systems do not support EFS.

Which File System Should You Use If You Want to Use