assemblyfilesystemsntfsfat32
How can I find physical address of my files on hard disc
Suppose, I save a file on my hard disc drive(for example c:\abc.txt) that system file of my drive is in system file FAT32 or NTFS, I want to find physical address of this file for example sector number XXXXX to sector number yyyyy. please help me.
Solution
The tool you are looking for is called "nfi.exe" which is (used to be) part of the "oem support tools".
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