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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/255867

Fdisk is one of the more commonly used MS-DOS commands, even today with Windows 95 and Windows 98. Fdisk allows the user to delete and/or create partitions on the hard disk drive.

MS-DOS 3.3x and below used fdisk.com
MS-DOS 4.x and above uses fdisk.exe

The fdisk command is an external command that is available in the below Microsoft Operating Systems.

All Versions of MS-DOS
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows ME

For Windows 2000 or Windows XP users:
Unlike earlier versions of Windows such as Windows 98, users no longer need to setup the hard disk drive through fdisk and/or format. To setup a new hard disk drive in Windows XP, you must have administrative rights and follow the below steps.

Click Start / Settings / Control Panel
Click Administrative Tools / Computer Management. If you're unable to see Administrative Tools make sure you're viewing Control Panel in Classic View and not Category View.
In Computer Management, click the Plus next to Storage to make it a minus.
Under Storage you should now see Disk Management, click this icon.
Within this window you should see the drives being detected by Windows.
Within this window you should see a drive that is unallocated (probably drive 1), right-click this drive and click "Initialize Disk".
Once the drive has been Initialized, right-click the drive and click "New Partition". In the partition wizard you should be asked the Partition Type; specify primary, the partition size; specify the full drive capacity, the drive letter; specify the drive letter you wish to have the drive to be, and the format partition; specify NTFS or FAT32.