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The thread discusses how to manage partition flags on a GPT disk in Windows, similar to the capabilities available in Linux GParted. The original poster is seeking practical methods to modify these flags within Windows, excluding changing partition type IDs. A respondent clarifies that many of these are partition IDs, not flags, and recommends using the Windows tool 'diskpart' for managing partition flags. The overall tone is informative, with users sharing technical solutions.
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SavorySilicon

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In Linux GParted, I may remove or add partition flags on GPT disk. How do I manage all of the same flags in Windows? Low hanging fruit, I already have several softwares can change partition type ID, I am not asking about that. Please only reply if you have personally done it. Thanks.
 

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Many of those are partition ids and not partition flags. diskpart is the tool to use to manage flags in Windows.
 

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