MiniTool Partition Wizard Server
- Convert NTFS to FAT.
- Copy Dynamic disk volume.
- GPT Disk and MBR Disk interconversion.
- Copy UEFI boot disk.
- Convert GPT-style Dynamic Disk to Basic.
- Move Boot/System volume for Dynamic Disk.
MiniTool Partition Wizard Help
Getting Started
Using MiniTool Partition Wizard
- MiniTool Partition Wizard Basic
- General
- Menu Of View
- Disk Operations
- Align All Partitions
- Copy Disk
- Delete All Partitions
- Rebuild MBR
- Initialize to MBR Disk
- Initialize to GPT Disk
- Partition Recovery
- Wipe Disk
- Disk Properties
- Convert Dynamic Disk to Basic Disk
- Convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk
- Convert GPT Disk to MBR Disk
- Surface Test
- Partition Operations
- Split Partition
- Extend Partition
- Align Partition
- Move/Resize Partition
- Merge Partition
- Copy Partition
- Explore Partition
- Create Partition
- Delete Partition
- Format Partition
- Label Partition
- Change Letter
- Set Active/Inactive
- Hide/Unhide Partition
- Check File System
- Convert FAT to NTFS
- Convert NTFS to FAT
- Wipe Partition
- Partition Properties
- Set Partition as Primary
- Set Partition as Logical
- Surface Test
- Change Partition Serial Number
- Change Partition Type ID
- Change Cluster Size
- Dynamic Disk
- Create Volume
- Delete Volume
- Format Volume
- Move/Resize Volume
- Wipe Volume
- Explore Volume
- Check File System
- Change Volume Label
- Change Volume Letter
- Change Volume Cluster Size
- Volume Properties
- Wizard
- Technical Support
Change Partition Type ID
For MBR-style partition, each partition will have one Partition Type ID.
System can tell the types of partitions by the ID, the following is the most frequently used Type ID.
0x07 NTFS
0x0B FAT32, used by DOS & Win95
0x0C FAT32 using LBA mode to access to FAT32 partition
0x01 FAT12
0x04 FAT16, less than 32 MB
0x06 FAT16, greater than 32 MB
0x0E FAT16 using LBA mode to access to FAT16 partition
By changing the partition type ID, users can prevent the system using or initializing partitions.
This function is not available for GPT-style partitions, as GPT partitions have no partition type ID.
System can tell the types of partitions by the ID, the following is the most frequently used Type ID.
0x07 NTFS
0x0B FAT32, used by DOS & Win95
0x0C FAT32 using LBA mode to access to FAT32 partition
0x01 FAT12
0x04 FAT16, less than 32 MB
0x06 FAT16, greater than 32 MB
0x0E FAT16 using LBA mode to access to FAT16 partition
By changing the partition type ID, users can prevent the system using or initializing partitions.
This function is not available for GPT-style partitions, as GPT partitions have no partition type ID.
