Most versions of Windows 95 use the common File Allocation Table 16 ( FAT16 ) allocation of bytes per cluster.
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If you boot an infected computer on March 6, Michelangelo erases a sizable chunk of the hard drive, including the file allocation table.
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Basically, DOS uses a system called a File Allocation Table ( FAT ) to keep track of where all the files are stored.
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File sizes are no larger than 4 GB due to the SDHC file allocation table limits, but the video will be seamless between files.
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FAT is computerese for " file allocation table " and describes the way computers and hard disks keep track of and store programs and data.
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There's also the familiar Disk Doctor, which repairs damaged File Allocation Tables and the like, and System Doctor, which reports on hardware problems it perceives.
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In a nutshell, your hard disk stores and tracks the files on it using something called a file allocation table ( known as FAT ).
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That's because one of the crosslinked items was a File Allocation Table, part of the MS-DOS system that serves as a map for a hard drive.
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He is credited with designing and implementing the 8-bit File Allocation Table file system for the NCR 8200 data-entry terminal and Microsoft's Standalone Disk BASIC-80 in 1977.
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Windows 95 and later operating systems therefore support a compatibility mode whereby both a long filename and a short filename are stored in the File Allocation Table.
