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FORCE Del. of a Partition via FDISK
Name: kev100 Date: September 18, 2004 at 14:25:13 Pacific OS: WIN95 CPU/Ram: PENT/32mb
Comment:
Folks,
I need to del and recreate a partition on a smaller hd via FDISK.
The Volume Name is all scrambled (showing jibberish characters right now).
I CANNOT delete the primary volume (in order to recreate it) because you have to enter the Volume name to confirm delete. And there are no keyboard characters which match the jibberish which now shows as the Volume Name.
IS THERE A WAY TO FORCE the deletion of a partition...or at lease remane the partition IN DOS.
My only other choice is to move the drive to another computer to rename the volume in Windows (then delete it)....but I'd really like to avoid that hassle, if possible.
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