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What does the command 'format f: /fs:ntfs' do?

Deletes all files on drive f:

Formats drive f: with FAT32 file system

Formats drive f: with NTFS file system

This command will format drive f using the NTFS file system, while the incorrect options may lead to unintended consequences. Option A would delete all files on the drive, option B would format it with FAT32 system, and option D would only scan for errors, not format the drive. Therefore, the correct answer is C as it specifically states the formatting of the drive with the desired NTFS file system.

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Scans drive f: for errors

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