Ah sooooo ....

This:
Explains this:
But even then, are there still peeps using FDISK? Oh my, you poor thing.

I like FDISK. It's the fastest way to destroy lots of data. And it's DOS-based. :thumbs:

doesn't it, like, creates max fat32 only? or even fat16?

Screw NTFS.

actually, it's very well optimized diskspace/access time file system.

I'm sticking with my comment. :laugh:

Take a look@GParted and cry, n00b. :bleh:

For partitioning under Windows... Paragon Partition Manager does the job. There are probably better programs, but I'm quite happy with PPM so far.

Why doesn't anyone like FDISK?

Because it's too basic.
And if you have multiboot HDs it screws up.
You can't resize/move/backup/whatevers partitions on the fly without data loss.
It's a destructive program.
It can't handle non-Dos partitions. (Linux .......etcetera)

It's simply worthless, always was.