A cool and
undocumented feature of
MICROS~1 fdisk is the /mbr
flag. This will
rewrite the
MBR of
C:. It will not do anything to a
second hard drive that has been formatted with
format /s, believe me, I've tried. So you'll have to take out the
primary hard drive and
boot from
floppy to do that.
Anyway, to use this feature, simply type
fdisk /mbr to rewrite your boot record. I often
instruct Linux newbies to do this when they want to get rid of
LILO. But
beware, one time this screwed up a
partition table of mine.