A disk editor is a computer program that lets the user read, edit, and write the low-level raw data on a disk drive (a hard disk or floppy disk drive). Such an editor may be used e.g. to repair/reconstruct damaged files and directories (and, for that matter, damage them in the first place).
Disk editors for home computers of the 1980s were often included as part of utility software packages on floppies or cartridges. The latter had the advantage of being instantly available at power-on and after resets, instead of having to be (re)loaded on the same disk drive that later would hold the floppy to be edited (the majority of home computer users possessed only one floppy disk drive). Having the disk editor on cartridge also helped the user avoid editing/damaging the disk editor application disk by mistake.
Disk management software for Windows Workstations: partition and boot managers, diskeditor and disk repair tools.
Acronis® Disk Director Suite 10.0 is the easiest and most convenient partition manager and hard disk toolkit.
DiskEditor is a disk drive repair tool that allows you to perform advanced operations on your hard disk drive, such as restoration of boot records and hexadecimal editing.
DiskEditor for Windows Workstations: computer file and disk management utility that allows you to edit your hard disk drive sector-by-sector
Acronis DiskEditor included into Acronis® Disk Director® Suite 10.0 with its capability of booting up from a diskette, and now from CDs and DVDs, irrespective of operating system, may become the only program that can help you.
Acronis® Disk Director® Suite 10.0 allows you to back up and restore critical hard drive sectors, edit contents of hard disk sectors, representing them in the most convenient way.
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