While working to find a solution to fix my problem - I found MBRWiz.
It's a command line tool. The /list switch shows the partition on the disk.
Here is my HD0's list:
The 2nd column, MBRndx, has the 1st partition set as partition(1), while the 2nd partition is partition(0).Code:Disk: 0 Size=191G Pos MBRndx Type/Name Size Active Hide Start Sector Sectors --- ------ ---------- ---- ------ ---- ------------ ------------ 0 1 07-NTFS 23G Yes No 63 46,138,617 1 0 17-NTFS 23G No Yes 46,138,680 46,138,680 2 3 0F-EXTEND 146G No No 92,277,360 298,439,505![]()
That seems to be concide to what I have been encountered.![]()
It has a /SORT switch. I applied the switch and the list becomes:
I have not have a chance to reboot. But I think this is the problem. I will follow up with result if this is a fix.Code:Disk: 0 Size=191G Pos MBRndx Type/Name Size Active Hide Start Sector Sectors --- ------ ---------- ---- ------ ---- ------------ ------------ 0 0 07-NTFS 23G Yes No 63 46,138,617 1 1 17-NTFS 23G No Yes 46,138,680 46,138,680 2 2 0F-EXTEND 146G No No 92,277,360 298,439,505
As always, BACK UP your system before attempting working with MBR or Partition software.
You can locate MBRWizard at http://www.geocities.com/mbrwizard/





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