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As a last resort you may have to do a low level format of the drive, however fdisk should be able to fix the problems you've encountered. It almost sounds like you have the 20GB set up as the logical and the 2GB as the extended and if so you'll have to remove the 2GB first, and then remove the 20. Most HD manufacturers have disk tools that come with the drive or can be downloaded from their website that'll fix it up for you.
Don't worry though, the HD itself is okay just the partition table is hooped.
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