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OS Fundamentals Partitioning/Formatting/File System FAT File allocation table refers to a disk format, which is a way of organizing the storage space on a hard disk. The table organizes information about the files on the hard disk, representing each one as a chain of numbers that identifies where each part of a file is located. The operating system uses it to look up a file and find which clusters that file is written to on the hard disk. FAT16 Supports drives up to 2 gigabytes in size. Fat16 is the most compatible file system, not only can all windows versions use it but many other OS's also. FAT32 Supports drives of up to 2 terabytes in size. FAT32 also reduces the cluster size on large drives, freeing up more space. Cluster sizes of FAT16 and FAT32 Drive Fat 16 Fat 32 256 MB – 511 MB 8 KB Not supported 512 MB – 1023 MB 16 KB 4 KB 1024 MB – 2 GB 32 KB 4 KB 2 GB – 8 GB Not supported 4 KB 8 GB – 16 GB Not supported 8 KB 16 GB – 32 GB Not supported 16 KB >32 GB Not supported 32 KB