The remaining code is the bootstrap code and the end of sector marker (shown in bold print).Ġ0000000:EB 52 90 4E 54 46 53 20 -20 20 20 00 02 08 00 00.Bytes 0x0B-0x53 are the BPB and the extended BPB.Bytes 0x00- 0x0A are the jump instruction and the OEM ID (shown in bold print).The printout is formatted in three sections: The following example illustrates the boot sector of an NTFS volume formatted while running Windows 2000. However, if the data is corrupted, the MFT cannot be located, and Windows NT/2000 assumes that the volume has not been formatted. For this reason, the MFT can be moved if there is a bad sector in its normal location. On NTFS volumes, the MFT is not located in a predefined sector, as on FAT16 and FAT32 volumes. The data in these fields enables Ntldr (NT loader program) to find the master file table (MFT) during startup.
On NTFS volumes, the data fields that follow the BPB form an extended BPB.
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