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Rebuild MBR

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OOPSBP - 20 Jul 2003 02:27 GMT
I ran the fdisk /mbr command and now I get a Invalid
partition error at boot. How can rebuild without format?
Ron Badour - 20 Jul 2003 02:51 GMT
This question needs to be asked in the disks.general newsgroup where the disk gurus hang out.

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> I ran the fdisk /mbr command and now I get a Invalid
> partition error at boot. How can rebuild without format?
Joep - 20 Jul 2003 12:42 GMT
Hello,

Our tool DiskPatch is capable of rebuilding the MBR including partition
tables from scratch. Try the demo first and see if it is able to detect
original partitions, if so, full recovery is likely with the full version.

Regards and luck,
Joep

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> I ran the fdisk /mbr command and now I get a Invalid
> partition error at boot. How can rebuild without format?
 
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