Acronis diskeditor 6.0 Manual De Usuario
To work with a hard disk you must know where and what data is stored on
it. As a complete disk editing program, DiskEditor allows you to create a
complete partition on a disk without the use of the FDISK utility (or any other
utilities). DiskEditor is also capable of much more: while the FDISK utility al-
lows you to create only FAT16/32 partitions, DiskEditor allows you to create
partitions for almost any types known. Look closely at the Partition type drop-
down list.
it. As a complete disk editing program, DiskEditor allows you to create a
complete partition on a disk without the use of the FDISK utility (or any other
utilities). DiskEditor is also capable of much more: while the FDISK utility al-
lows you to create only FAT16/32 partitions, DiskEditor allows you to create
partitions for almost any types known. Look closely at the Partition type drop-
down list.
Partition types supported by Acronis DiskEditor
This list also contains a substantial group of partition types, that may seem
exotic to some users.
exotic to some users.
3.3
Formatting a Partition
We now use the FORMAT utility, also supplied with Windows operating sys-
tem, to format the created primary partition with
tem, to format the created primary partition with
/S
option that allows to
transfer system files to partition:
FORMAT C: /S
(The disk can have another letter assigned, for example, D:.)
Formatting a partition with the FORMAT utility results in the creation of
partition bootsector contents.
partition bootsector contents.
The following modes allow you to view a bootsector: as FAT16 bootsector, as
FAT32 bootsector, and as NTFS bootsector. You should keep in mind that
simple selection of a view mode does not automatically result in positioning
DiskEditor to a partition bootsector. You have to do it manually. For this pur-
pose you can use Search Æ Go To… menu while working with the entire hard
disk and enter the sector offset from the Partition table into Absolute sector
field in the dialog window.
FAT32 bootsector, and as NTFS bootsector. You should keep in mind that
simple selection of a view mode does not automatically result in positioning
DiskEditor to a partition bootsector. You have to do it manually. For this pur-
pose you can use Search Æ Go To… menu while working with the entire hard
disk and enter the sector offset from the Partition table into Absolute sector
field in the dialog window.
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Chapter 3 : Main Window View Modes