What, no scandisk?
NTFS needs scandisk and defrag just as much as FAT32.
Why else would Microsoft do business with Scientologists to buy the code that defrags NTFS volumes (Executive Software Diskeeper) for 2000 and XP?
You can set Scandisk to run on 2000, NT, and XP at bootup, or if it's a non-system volume, at any time provided no services or apps are using the drive, if you want your data
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However, you have to run them under 2000 and XP, and just as much as FAT32.
NTFS is an improvement on FAT32, however it's not XFS