MBR and GPT Partition Tables

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Advantages of using a GUID partition table over a master boot record: - Can add up to 128 primary partitions, no need for extended partitions. - Supports maximum partition size up to 8 zettabytes. - Capable of protecting against data corruption. The only downside is that the GUID partition table only works well if your computer supports UEFI firmware and the operating system is 64-bit Windows 8 or higher.

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[@teacherrussell5206]

The teacher of a course I studied taught that we can have up to 128 partitions per drive with a GPT in Windows, but also mentioned having 128 logical volumes on a partition, up to 18.8m TB. What are these 128 logical volumes/partition? I've not heard mention of this anywhere else. Thank you!

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Essentially a hard disk is limited to 4 partitions. As time when on this was not enough. So later versions of dos and Windows allowed one of these partitions to be converted to a container for logical partitions. Thus, one of these four partitions can contain a number of logical partitions. Depending on what version of Dos and Windows you are using will determine how many logical partitions it will support in this partition.

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I believe it would be more useful if on photo of devided extended partition to logical partitions, you showed 23 and not 22 squares, which is the right. Thank you!

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Please help. I've 2 partition (Disk 0 & Disk 1) in gpt format. When I convert Disk 0 to mbr format (before install windows 10), I lost the other partition/Disk 1. I try to convert Disk 0 to gpt and re-install windows 10 using gpt format. I still can't find my Disk 1. How can I get back my data in Disk 1.

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Very great video. Would be also cool to hear, that Windows uses different partitions (efi/fat32 vs. active/ntfs). Thank you!

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Don't watch this. MBR is a history

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MBR is still a feature in Windows, still used for USB storage so it not quite history yet.

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