FDISK /MBR is a hidden usage of FDISK, but if the system’s C: drive or the primary partition is NTFS, will this command still work? Is this a relatively safe way to rewrite the MBR?
Please advise.
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Probably it won’t work. For this, you need an FDISK version that supports NTFS. Actually, the winPE system is the best among today’s command-line-based systems. Download a PE. Whatever the problem is, it’ll solve it.
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