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Old June 4th 04, 07:30 PM
jt3
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Default MBR switch on FDISK

Appreciate the ref, Curt; the machine on which I had all my saved pages,
links, and threads is the one that went down.
Thanks for your time,
Joe
"Curt Christianson" wrote in message
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Hi Joe,
See this MS article on FDISK /MBR:

FDISK /MBR Rewrites the Master Boot Record
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=69013
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"jt3" wrote in message
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I think I recall reading someone posting that the /MBR switch on

FDISK
not only rewrites the master boot record, but also wipes out partition

table
data, so that if you use /MBR on a disk with multiple partitions on it,

you
lose the partition data. Is this true?
I have a problem with a corrupted MBR (I think) and my old version

of
Partition Magic doesn't do the MBR, apparently.
Thanks for your time, as always,
Joe




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