Yes, it was reintroduced with SP1 for windows 2003 (32-bit)

Regards
Michael

2007/10/10, Wilkinson, Alex <alex.wilkinson AT dsto.defence.gov DOT au>:
> Hi all is the default maximum block size for I/O transfers on windows still 
> only
> 64KB ? If so, is this possible to change ? And is it bad practice on windows
> hosts to change the block size ?
>
> Context: We need to seriously look at tuning for LTO{2,3} drives.
>
>  -aW
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