| This is the main screen used during the time
running FDISK. This would also be the first screen if your computer operating system does
not support FAT32. From this window you will have the capability
of setting up or removing partitions from your hard drive(s). Option 1 | Option 3 | Option 4 | Option 5
Microsoft
Windows 98
Fixed Disk Setup Program
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp. 1983 - 1998
FDISK Options
Current Fixed disk drive:
1
Choose
one of the following:
1.
Create DOS partition or Logical DOS Drive
2.
Set
active partition
3.
Delete partition or Logical DOS Drive
4.
Display partition information
5.
Change current fixed disk drive
Enter choice:
[ 1 ]
Press
Esc
to exit FDISK
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In this screen you will have the
below options:
1. Creating DOS partition or Logical DOS
Drive - Choose this option if you need to create a partition on your computer
hard drive. If you are planning to recreate your partition you will first need to choose 3
to delete the partition.
2. Set active partition - If you have created multiple partitions on your
hard drive, choose this option to specify which partition you want to be the active
partition. This is used to specify which partition the computer is going to look at to
boot from. If this partition does not have an operating system you will receive
"Non system disk" when booting up your computer. When choosing option 2 to set
active partition, you will see a listing of the current partitions; choose the number
representing the partition you wish to set active, the default is one.
3. Delete partition or Logical DOS Drive -
This
option is used if you need to delete partition(s) from the computer's hard disk drive.
4. Display partition information -
Use this
option to look at the current Fixed disk drive partition information. If you have multiple
drives, you will need to choose option 5 before being able to display the other hard drive's
information.
5. Change current fixed disk drive -
This
option will only show if you have multiple drives within the computer. Using this option
you will be able to toggle from one fixed drive to another.
Option 1 | Option 3
| Option 4 | Option 5
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