Data Recovery Glossary > FDISK

FDISK is a DOS or Windows utility used to configure and partition the hard drives for the operating system's use. It is a disk-partitioning program used to create master boot record and allocated partitions for the operating system.

FDISK can display, delete and create partitions and logical drives of the hard disk. FDISK are the partition table manipulators and is used to divide the hard disk into one or more logical disks called partitions. Apart from partitioning a new hard drive, FDISK is also used to repartition the drive for some future changes.

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