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1Download the head.zip file from

ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/tools/pq/utilities/ , and unzip it to a folder on your hard disk.

2Bring up a command prompt, change to the folder where you unzipped the head.zip file, and type MBRutil /SH=head0.dat.

This creates a backup of the first head (head 0) of your hard drive, which you can restore if something goes wrong when you run the Wipetrk.exe program. NOTE: The command to restore the first head is MBRutil /RH=head0.dat.

3At the command line, type Wipetrk.

This clears out everything on your hard drive between bytes 512 and 32255 (the location of the data that is causing exit code 12).

If this does not resolve your issue, you should run PartitionMagic from rescue diskettes.

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Contents

PartitionMagic Copyright Notice Norton PartitionMagic User Guide Iii Page Page Page Table of Contents Completing Advanced Disk Operations Using PartitionMagic Utilities Index New Features What Is PartitionMagic? Introduction This chapter includes the following information Getting Started Installing PartitionMagic under Windows PartitionMagic System RequirementsOperating System Minimum RAM Minimum Processor Creating Rescue Disks Click Tools Create Rescue Disks on the menu bar To create rescue Disks from Do thisClick Start Programs Norton PartitionMagic PartitionMagic 8.0 Tools Create Rescue Disks PartitionMagic Disk Before Running PartitionMagic Running PartitionMagic from Rescue Disks Running PartitionMagic Switch Description Command Line Switches Click General Set Password. The Set Password dialog appears Setting a Password for PartitionMagic Click General Set Password Uninstalling PartitionMagicEntering a Password Changing a PasswordPage PartitionMagic Basics Disk Map PartitionMagic Main Window Partition List Rescue Disk Main Window PartitionMagic Process Overview USB, USB2, and FireWire Support Selecting a Hard Disk and PartitionRemovable Media Support Selecting an Operation Undoing an OperationDynamic Disks Applying Changes to Your System Viewing Pending Operations Extendedx Applying Changes in Windows vs. Boot ModeSupported File Systems Partition Type Description Extended Changing PartitionMagic Preferences Skip Bad Sector Checks Allow 64K FAT Clusters for Windows NT/Windows 2000/XP Set as Read-Only for PartitionMagic Using International Keyboards Getting Help Defragmenting a Hard Drive Context-Sensitive Help Readme FileProduct Demonstrations Page Managing Partitions Browsing Partitions Integrity Checks Resizing and Moving Partitions Click Partition BrowseClick Partition Resize/Move Resize/Move Partition dialog appears Resize To do this Do this Move Managing Partitions Scenario Resizing a Logical Partition Larger Click Partition Create Creating Partitions Create Partition dialog appears Linux Ext2, Linux Ext3, and Linux Swap are used by Linux Managing Drive Letter Changes Creating Bootable Partitions Installing a New Operating System Scenario 1 Creating a Primary Partition for Windows NT Size Type Create a logical FAT partition on Disk Scenario 3 Creating Linux Logical Partitions Create As Choose Logical Partition Type Select Linux Swap Deleting Partitions Click Partition Undelete Undeleting PartitionsClick Partition Delete Click Delete or Delete and Secure Erase Restrictions on Undeleting Partitions Click Partition Label Changing Partition Labels Formatting Partitions Copying PartitionsClick Partition Format Click Partition Copy Checking Partitions for Errors Severity Description Click Partition Merge Merging Partitions Merge Adjacent Partitions dialog appears Click Partition Split Splitting Partitions Norton PartitionMagic Click Partition Properties Getting Information About Partitions Partition Properties dialog appears UsageCluster Waste File System-Specific Info Pages Scanning a Disk for ErrorsCurrent Cluster Size in bytes or kilobytes Partition Info Click Start Defragmenting Drives Completing Advanced Disk Operations Changing a Drive Letter Retesting Bad Sectors Hiding and Unhiding Partitions Click Partition Advanced Bad Sector RetestClick Partition Advanced Hide Partition or Unhide Partition Click Partition Advanced Resize Root Resizing the Root Directory Setting an Active Partition Click Partition Advanced Resize Clusters Resizing ClustersClick Partition Advanced Set Active on the context menu Set Active Partition dialog appears Norton PartitionMagic Default Cluster Sizes Converting Partitions Click Partition Convert Procedure for Converting Partitions Converting FAT Partitions to Ntfs Converting FAT Partitions to FAT32 Converting FAT32 Partitions to Ntfs Converting FAT32 Partitions to FAT Converting Ntfs Partitions to FAT or FAT32 Converting FAT/FAT32 Partitions to 4K Aligned Restrictions on Converting Ntfs Partitions to FAT or FAT32 Error Ntfs Information Lost When Converting to FAT or FAT32 On the toolbar Partition Convert Converting Partitions to Logical or Primary Norton PartitionMagic Page Using Wizards Applying Changes OverviewRunning Wizards Create New Partition Wizard Create Backup Partition Wizard Install Another Operating System WizardResize a Partition Wizard Redistribute Free Space Wizard Merge Partitions WizardCopy Partition Wizard Using PartitionMagic Utilities Changing Drive Letter References with DriveMapper Switching between Bootable Partitions with PQBoot Using DriveMapper With Multiple Operating SystemsChanging Drive Letters in the Correct Order PQBoot for Windows PQBOOTX.EXE PQBoot for DOS Running PQBoot for DOS with Command Line Switches BootMagic Getting Started BootMagic System Requirements Supported Operating Systems Installing BootMagic Installing BootMagic on an Ntfs System Click General Apply Changes Creating a BootMagic Rescue Disk Getting Help Configuring BootMagic Click Properties Click the Visible Partitions tab Configuring BootMagic to Work on an Ntfs System Setting BootMagic Passwords Adding an Operating System to the BootMagic MenuClick Save Exit BootMagic Menu Item Properties dialog appears Removing an Item from the BootMagic Menu Modifying a Menu Item’s Properties Setting a Default Operating SystemBooting from a Second Hard Disk Click Set as Default Disabling BootMagic Setting the Startup Delay Using the BootMagic Menu Using BootMagic to Install Operating SystemsTroubleshooting Ntfs System on Page This appendix includes the following information Using PartitionMagic With Other Programs Norton Utilities Norton Disk DoctorClick Restart Your Computer DriveSpace and DriveSpace Disk Compression UtilitiesNorton AntiVirus Norton SystemWorks Virus Protection Software Operating System Boot Utilities Drive Overlay Programs SoundBlasterGoBack Defragmenting Software Troubleshooting Freeing Memory to Run PartitionMagic under DOS General Troubleshooting On the toolbar, click Start Settings Control Panel Assigning a CD-ROM Drive LetterClick the Device Manager tab Select File Exit Using PartitionMagic With a Scsi Hard Disk Resolving Check Errors PqRP PartitionsMerging Partitions with Different Ntfs Version Numbers Partition Tables and Viruses Resolving Partition Table Errors Partition Will Not Boot After Resizing Generating Diagnostic Reports with PartitionInfo To do this Do this Error Messages and Solutions Generating Diagnostic Reports with PARTINFO.EXEMiscellaneous Errors Disk Access Errors #45 CRC error in data #98 Hibernate Windows 2000/XP #99 Hibernate Windows Me Partition Table Errors See error #105 See error #111 #117 Partition’s drive letter cannot be identified Check Errors Batch Errors User Interaction Errors #963 Selected operation is currently invalid #974 Root size specified was not in the valid range Ntfs Check Errors #1513 Bad attribute position in file record An external file record has an external attribute list #1604 File’s parent does not contain the file 133 FAT Check Errors Now enter the following command Run ScanDisk or Chkdsk to fix this error BootMagic Errors Operating System Errors over 10,000Exit Code 137 Page Customer service Service and Support Solutions Technical support Subscription policySupport for old and dis versions Europe, Middle East, and Africa Worldwide service and support Service and support officesNorth America Australia and New Zealand Appendix C Service and Support Solutions Numerics Index Index 145 Ntfs 147 System supports FAT32 22 SystemWorks 149