WinPE Diskpart GUI Micro v1.4

System requirements:
1. Windows 7(x86/64) or newer.

Restrictions:
1. Diskpart GUI Micro can repartition drives only in "Windows Preinstallation Environment" (a.k.a. WinPE).
2. If Windows "built-in" DISKPART tool is missing or damaged - Diskpart GUI Micro will not work.

Buttons:
1. [HELP] button:  show this manual.
2. [RESET] button: renew diskpart report and reset settings to it default values.
3. [SAVE] button:  save current settings to diskpart script(file) and create an additional batch file.
4. [APPLY] button: repartition and format selected drive.

Note: save current settings to diskpart script(file) - optional

Guide:
!!! WARNING! ALL DATA ON SELECTED HARD DISK WILL BE LOST !!!

1. Run utility and wait until diskpart report done.
2. Select a partitioning mode: "UEFI/GPT" or "BIOS/MBR".
3. Select a proper drive from a combobox "Select disk number".
4. Enter the size of the "Recovery" partition you want to create in Gigabytes (GB) or
   check "Skip creating recovery partition" checkbox to skip create this partition.
5. Press "APPLY" to start repartition and format selected drive (warning MsgBox will popup).
6. Wait until task is finished (MsgBox with text "DONE!" will popup).

* Job results for UEFI/GPT mode:
1. Wiped and converted to GPT drive (see "Notes #2" below).
2. All required "service" partitions for UEFI.
3. NTFS-formatted Windows partition (see "Notes #2" below).
4. NTFS-formatted Recovery partition (if checkbox "Skip creating recovery partition" was unchecked).

* Job results for BIOS/MBR mode:
1. Wiped and converted to MBR drive (see "Notes #2" below).
2. Required "service" partition for MBR.
3. NTFS-formatted Windows partition (see "Notes #2" below).
4. NTFS-formatted Recovery partition (if checkbox "Skip creating recovery partition" was unchecked).

* Disk partitioning options:
1. Switch "Set windows partition as primary":
   a.) If checked, the "Windows" and "Recovery" partitions will be created as "primary".
   b.) If unchecked, the "Windows" and "Recovery" partitions will be created as "logical".

2. Switch "Skip creating recovery partition":
   a.) If checked, the "Recovery" partition will not be created, and the "Windows" partition will take
       all remaining free space on the disk (after the required "service" partition(s)).
   b.) If unchecked, the "Recovery" partition will take the user specified size in Gigabytes (GB), and the "Windows" partition
       will take up all remaining free space on the disk, between "service" and "Recovery" partitions.

Notes:
1. Windows 10's Backup and Recovery Tools can use existing Recovery partition.
2. "Expert" options are for advanced users, read first at:
      https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-uefigpt-based-hard-drive-partitions
      https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-more-than-four-partitions-on-a-biosmbr-based-hard-disk
   then uncheck some checkboxes in Expert-Tab, press "Save" and then try to compare saved UEFI_GPT.txt or UEFI_MBR.txt