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Extended Partition
Name: Txfld Date: November 25, 2002 at 14:06:23 Pacific OS: 98Se CPU/Ram: 1.4/256
Comment:
I'm new to this so forgive the verbage. I recently destroyed the data on my work pc- and besides the obvious, when I try and install win98se I get a message saying it cannot read some cabs file-ok fine. When I format the drive and fdisk, I cannot delete the extended drive and/or logical drive. How can I view to delete this extended partition? Any help is greatly appreciated. And this site is Great!! Until help arrives I'll try and read other responses...Thanks again.
Name: Petit Jean Date: November 26, 2002 at 08:39:08 Pacific
Reply:
Install on a boot disk the program file delpart.exe ,boot the PC with the boot disk, use delpart.exe from the A dos prompt and all your partitions will be gone.You can get it from: http://www.mesich.com Good luck.
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