Which NTFS feature allows an empty folder in an NTFS-formatted file system to point to another partition or volume in the local computer?
A)Disk quotas
B)Extendable partitions
C)Shrinkable partitions
D)Volume mount points

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Volume mount points are a feature of NTFS that allow an empty folder in an NTFS-formatted file system to point to another partition or volume in the local computer. This is useful for organizing data on different volumes, or for providing a way to access a remote volume as if it were a local volume. Disk quotas, extendable partitions, and shrinkable partitions are features of the file system and disk management that do not directly relate to the feature being described.

Which NTFS Feature Allows an Empty Folder in an NTFS-Formatted