Internet Routing Protocols

  What are File Systems?   file system    is a method and data structure that the operating system uses to control how data is  stored  and retrieved. It  is a structured representation of data and a set of metadata describing the data . It would be impossible for a file with the same name to exist and also impossible to remove installed programs and recover specific files without file management, as well as files would have no organization without a file structure.  The file system enables one  to view a file in the current directory as files are often managed in a hierarchy. Different File Systems in Windows: Microsoft Windows employs two major file systems: NTFS , the primary format most modern versions of this OS use by default. FAT , which was inherited from old DOS and has  exFAT  as its later extension. ReFS  was also introduced by Microsoft as a new generation format for server computers starting from Windows Server 201...