What is problematic about a new NTFS partition?

A.
The “everyone” group has unrestricted access permissions on the new partition, thus restricting access to the new partition become problematic.

B.
NTFS cannot read user/group permissions tables on FAT systems, thus the group permissions file must be kept in the same file format as the new partition

C.
The “admin” group has exclusive access to the new partition, thus getting client machines to see the new partitions can be problematic

D.
NTFS allows only the root user to access it, thus it is difficult to divide the new partition

Explanation:
When a new NTFS partition is created, the default access control gives the everyone group full access to all directories and files created on 1D0-470
that volume, until some other permission scheme is explicitly defined.
Incorrect Answers:
B: A FAT partition does not have permissions tables.
C: This is not true. The default access permissions when creating a NTFS partition is the everyone group, giving every user, including guests, full control over the partition and any directory and file created on it.
D: This is not true. The default access permissions when creating a NTFS partition is the everyone group, giving every user, including guests, full control over the partition and any directory and file created on it.