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  1. #31
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    Re: Mbr

    Quote Originally Posted by VictorN View Post
    Interesting question!
    Try with "Hello World" program!

    BTW, do you understand what you must do to implement file restore in the case of FAT system?
    No first i start for NTFS.In ntfs i need to read MBR.Now i have no idea how to read?So if is it possible than advice me how to read MBR?

    I think in MBR have store duplicate folder and file information.If i am wrong then please guide me.

    Is it possible to read MBR in VC++? Or i can try some other language.Please advice me

  2. #32
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    Re: Mbr

    Quote Originally Posted by calme View Post
    In ntfs i need to read MBR.Now i have no idea how to read?
    Question to all: Is there really no way to open a sector image of the volume instead of the physical disk? This would entirely bypass the MBR and I really can't believe that it isn't possible in current Win incarnations (at least if you have sufficient rights to access the MBR anyway).

    Is it possible to read MBR in VC++?
    Yes, there is a way to do this, and you already have been told what it is earlier in this thread (although quite a bunch of people in here think that you shouldn't know that at all). So why don't you go back and look it up there?

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    Re: Mbr

    I think in MBR have store duplicate folder and file information.
    You think wrong. MBR stands for Master Boot Record. It has nothing to do with files and folders, but describes disk partitions instead.
    Best regards,
    Igor

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