Partition Wizard Bug


  1. SIW2
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    Partition Wizard Bug


    Just for your safety - be aware you may get an incorrect reading from PW.

    Have sent fdisk logs to developer.

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  3. gregrocker
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    I always use the boot CD which has never given a bad reading that I've seen, doesn't fail and will often settle discrepancies in Disk Mgmt.
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  4. SIW2
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    Boot cd has the same bug.
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  6. gregrocker
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    Please let us know what they reply. Thanks, Si.
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