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SophieBSD
Nov 03, 2021Copper Contributor
Link to a special section of SharePoint Site
Is it possible to get a link to a special section of a sharepoint site, so that the user has not to scroll down the whole page till he finds what he is searching for?
Yikes, that sounds like a real nightmare. If your Windows and boot files are missing and you can’t even locate them, it’s tricky but might still be fixable. Here's what you could try:
- Check Partition Table Type: Since Disk 0’s type shows FAT32, it’s probably UEFI (GPT). You can confirm with diskpart:
Run diskpart, then list disk.
If there’s no asterisk under "GPT," it’s MBR. Otherwise, GPT. - Assign EFI Partition a Drive Letter:
In diskpart, list vol to find the EFI volume (FAT32).
Use select vol X (replace X with the EFI partition number).
Then assign letter=V. - Manually Rebuild Boot Files:
Run:bashcd /d V:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\ bootrec /fixboot bcdboot C:\Windows /s V: /f UEFIcd /d V:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootrec /fixbootbcdboot C:\Windows /s V: /f UEFI
- If access is denied on /fixboot, try this first:
bashbootsect /nt60 V: /force
Have you tried running a recovery tool yet to see if your Windows folder is intact? It might reveal if the OS is salvageable. Let me know how it goes!
- Check Partition Table Type: Since Disk 0’s type shows FAT32, it’s probably UEFI (GPT). You can confirm with diskpart:
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- Yes, if the section is labeled with text that uses a Heading style, you can hover over the text (when the page is not in edit mode) to grab the URL for that section of the page. The URL provides a direct link to the section from the quick links or text web parts. It cannot be used in navigation links, however. I often use this approach to build a “ table of contents” on long pages.
Another technique you can use that is now fully rolled out is collapsible sections. This allows you to show section headings collapsed so that readers can quickly scan and expand the section with the information they are looking for. It relies on very clear section naming, of course.- SophieBSDCopper ContributorThank you so much SusanHanley! 🙂
You can find more information about collapsible section in SharePoint online at: SharePoint: Collapsible sections on modern pages
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