How do I partition my drive with Fdisk?
Following are instructions for partitioning your drive using FDISK. FDISK can be found on a Microsoft Windows 95, 98, or ME bootdisk. Creating a Primary Partition When you first enter FDISK, you will see the following screen. If using Windows 95 version B FDISK or later, you will be asked: “Do you wish to enable large disk support? Y or N?” If your drive is greater than 512MB and you wish to use FAT32, choose ‘Y’. If you wish to use FAT16, choose ‘N’. (FAT16 partitions are limited to 2.1GB in size) Select option 1 to create a partition. Select option 1 to create a Primary DOS Partition. If you wish to use the maximum available size for the partition. If you choose No, you will be given the opportunity to change the size of the partition. If there is only one drive in the system, you will be asked if you want to make this partition “active”. The partition should be made active if you wish to use this drive as a boot drive. Choose ‘Y’ if this is the case. Drive integrity will begin to be
