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You are rewriting an accounting application so it will run on computers loaded with both the Win2000 Pro and Win 98. Computers must be configured for optimal disk performance. Users must be able to access all of the files on their computers using either operating system. What should you do?（）

A.Create and format a FAT32 partition.
B.Create and format a NTFS volume.
C.Configure Windows 2000 to enable disk compression.
D.Configure Windows 2000 to enable dynamic volume.
E.Upgrade windows 98 to SP4 or greater.

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