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This article describes the Fdisk and Format tools and how to use them to partition or repartition a hard disk.
How to Use the Fdisk and Format Tools Before you install your operating system, you must first create a primary partition on the hard disk (disk 1) on your computer, and then format a file system on that partition. The Fdisk tool is an MS-DOS-based tool that you can use to prepare (partition) a hard disk. You can use the Fdisk tool to create, change, delete, or display current partitions on the hard disk, and then each allocated space on the hard disk (primary partition, extended partition, or logical drive) is assigned a drive letter. Disk 1 may contain one extended partition, and a second hard disk may contain a primary or extended partition. After you use the Fdisk tool to partition your hard disk, use the Format tool to format those partitions with a file system. FAT16: This file system has a maximum of 2 gigabytes (GB) for each allocated space or drive letter.