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you will need to include windows.h, BTW there is no way to do this with C alone, an OS API will have to be used on all platforms
12 questions asked, 0 graded; quite cheap! Sanumakonda, close-up your other questions.
Read every sector of your disk and you have a drive for each sector that has byte 0 = 235, and byte 510 = 85, and byte 511 = 170.
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