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SUMMARYWhen you use the Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit application DiskProbe to edit a boot sector, the changes are not saved or written to disk if the currently loaded sector is not a recognized boot sector. MORE INFORMATION
DiskProbe performs a string compare on the OEM String field to determine if
the data in the sector buffer is a boot sector. This is an eight-character
field that begins at offset 0x03 in the boot sector. Only the first four
characters are compared, and the comparison is case sensitive. DiskProbe
recognizes the following values:
If the OEM String field is invalid, it is still possible to edit Bootsector field values in a Bootsector view by changing the value in the OEM String field to match an accepted value. Use the following procedure to change the OEM String to allow editing fields in either Windows NT File System (NTFS) or File Allocation Table (FAT) Bootsector View:
Additional query words: prodnt Reskit DskProbe
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