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Giveaway of the day — IM-Magic Partition Resizer Pro 3.1.0
IM-Magic Partition Resizer Pro 3.1.0 war am 9. Dezember 2016! als Giveaway verfügbar!
IM-Magic Partition Resizer Server hilft, die Größe eurer Partition zu verändern ohne eure Festplatte neu zu formatieren, euer Betriebssystem neu zu installieren oder einfach nur größere Daten Mengen hin und herschieben zu müssen. Darüber hinaus können fehlerhafte Partitionen neu geordnet werden. Darüber hinaus könnt ihr eure Partitionen löschen, kopieren, formatieren, verschieben und verwalten, ohne dabei wichtige Daten zu verlieren. 100% sicher!
System-anforderungen:
Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8 (x32/x64)/ 10; Hard Disk: at least 100 MB hard drive space; CPU: at least with X86 or compatible CPU with main frequency 500 MHz; RAM: minimum 512MB system memory
Herausgeber:
IM-Magic Inc.Homepage:
http://www.resize-c.com/pro/Dateigröße:
7.6 MB
Preis:
$39.99
Kommentare zum IM-Magic Partition Resizer Pro 3.1.0
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You could try free AOMEI Partition Assistant to resize partition without losing data, in addition, it supports to move, merge, split, copy, format, delete partition as well as create bootable media, migrate OS to SSD, convert NTFS and FAT32, create Windows To Go.
Good on you GOAT, deleted my post again. It's very important for viewers to your site know about uploads with malware. You are doing your viewers a big dis-service by keeping the real facts from them..
Besides the Facebook thing that makes me sick, there is no non-sense reason to buy $40 from an unknown (by me) competitor in the partition management market already filled with great free products. Among them MiniTools and AOMEI are frequently offered here -- they also have a free version.
Those who really want to try this GOTD should investigate whether it can align partition on cylinder or 4K sectors (e.g. GPT disks, especially from Western Digital). I may be wrong but I think XP prefers alignment on cylinders, otherwise fdisk complains. Of course, it is possible to align on both, but it's another story, strictly reserved for _very_ experimented users who know how to manage _and_ repair partitions manually.
Windows handles partition resizing very well in most cases, and Mini Tool Partition Wizard also does a great job, including "alignment" if i'm not mistaken. It's hard to see why we need today's giveaway ....
starvinmarvin, what makes this giveaway very useful is the fact you can "grow" a primary partition on the same drive that contain subsequent partitions without having to wipe-out and re-create the additional partitions after the fact. e.g. My "C" drive was almost out of free space and I was able to extend its size without re-partitioning, similar to what Partition Magic used to accomplish for me. The Windows Logical Drive manager doesn't contain the ability to perform that task.
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"3 Kommentare " ??
Aber wo ???
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Fehlerteufel, auch Antwort-Kommentare auf Kommentare werden hier mitgezählt.
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nibo1978,
da hatte ich mich wohl vertan und dieses engländische Gewusel schon als von dem englischen Teil kommend bewertet.
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Partition editing can be DANGEROUS. This isn’t like running a word processor or game. I would never edit a root partition from the same root partition where the editor and the operating system are installed. Other partition editors DO run from external media while your computer is safely booted to external media (GParted for example).
This is not "magic." This is serious business. I’ve had to service PCs from people who thought they could use any old partition editor to extend, resize, and move partitions, just to end up with an unbootable PC.
I'm struck by the fact that this partition reziser has almost identical system requirements (right down to the megabyte) amd file size as another partition editor on GOTD a few months ago: www.giveawayoftheday.com/macrorit-disk-partition-expert-pro/ And they're BOTH called "pro." Are these giveaways both from the same source?
…and… HOW can a virtually unknown partition editor have so many positive votes so fast? Giving a reasonable test to a partition editor requires a waiting period to make sure that your partitions still work properly under all conditions. I can understand where negative votes could come from quickly: (examples: a)if the program fails to start, b)if it crashes your computer, c)if it destroys your partition table, etc., etc.)
I use GParted, which runs WITHOUT Mac, Linux desktop, Windows or any other primary operating system. ANY partition editor which runs under a primary operating system is dangerous. GParted runs from an external and scaled-back boot of Linux using your choice of an external hard drive, CD ROM, DVD ROM, memory card or USB stick. GParted is freeware with an option to donate to the project.
It took weeks using Gparted with a number of PCs, until I felt certain that Gparted deserves a vote of confidence. There is NO WAY any competent person could vote this “giveaway” “IM-Magic Partition Resizer Pro” program without at least weeks of experience with it on multiple PCs.
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Rickey Henderson you are here on the wrong site. Here are only comments in german.
Rickey Henderson Du bist hier auf der falschen Seite. Hier bitte nur Kommentare auf Deutsch.
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