FDISK
(pronounced eff-disk) is an external MS-DOS utility that is used to configure the fixed disk.
The FDISK program allows you to delete,
create, and partition different portions of the hard drive. FDISK is also
used in Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows ME; however, after the
release of FAT32, there are different versions of FDISK available.
- See our fdisk page
for complete information and help with the fdisk command.
Also see: Hard disk drive definitions,
Partition
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