There[SQ]s no program called "GPT fdisk for Windows". The term combines elements that don[SQ]t directly fit together.

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GPT :

This refers to the GUID Partition Table, a modern standard for organizing partitions on a hard drive.

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fdisk:

This is a command-line utility, primarily found in Linux and other Unix-like systems, used to create and manage partitions on hard drives. It[SQ]s *not* a Windows program.

Windows uses its own disk management tools for working with GPT partitions. These include:

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Disk Management:

A graphical tool accessible through the Windows administrative tools. This allows you to create, delete, resize, and format partitions using a GUI.

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`diskpart`:

A command-line utility offering more advanced control over disks and partitions than Disk Management.

Therefore, if you[SQ]re trying to manage GPT partitions in Windows, you should use the built-in tools, Disk Management or `diskpart`, not search for a program named "GPT fdisk for Windows".