Windows 2000 is an operating system that is made by Microsoft, and it includes the Windows Recovery Console, where the user can retrieve operating system files and folders. You may choose from creating, format, and restore partitions and the file system boot sector and the Master Boot Record.
Fixboot is utilized when the Windows boot sector and boot records are corrupted. Fixboot is also employed to write a new Windows boot sector and supersedes the default setting. The new boot sector will be printed on the system partition. It repairs the damage to the Windows boot sector and overrides the default setting, and this is often used with specific Fixmbr commands.
The new boot sector is written on the system partition that the user is logged on to the system partition that is shown. Fixboot is employed to write a new boot sector to the system patrician. Both are in the Windows 2000 Operating System. Fixboot is applied when the boot records or the boot sectors are degraded, and the Fixmbr is used when Windows cannot start.