Which storage system formatting layout is required to handle file sizes larger than 4 GB on modern storage media without using NTFS permissions? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which storage system formatting layout is required to handle file sizes larger than 4 GB on modern storage media without using NTFS permissions?
A. FAT16
B. exFAT
C. HPFS
D. FAT32
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
exFAT supports large file sizes (beyond 4 GB) and volume caps, making it an ideal choice for portable flash drives and external storage media.

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