FDISK does not see NTFS logical drives in an extended partition, and simply ignores their presence.
If you have a primary FAT partition (C:), and configure 2 logical drives in an extended partition, NTFS (D:) and
FAT (E:), running FDISK will dispay C: and D:, but D: will really be the E: FAT partition. If you delete D:, you will really be deleting the FAT partition on E:
Always use Disk Administrator (WINDISK.EXE) to make changes to logical drives in a mixed FAT / NTFS environment.
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