The Good
* Straightforward and fairly easy to use.
* Has the typical partition management tools (resize, format, delete).
* You can change the letter and name of a partition.
* You can copy a whole hard drive or partition.
* Supports RAID.
* Works on hard disks of upto 2 TB in size.
* You can hide/unhide partitions.
* Has some "error checking" features.
* You can password protect the program.
* Copy dynamic disk feature.
* You can create a bootable disk.
* Has the ability to recover deleted/lost files and partitions.

The Bad
* The "extend NTFS partition without reboot" feature does not always work... it asks for reboot sometimes.
* Only supports Windows based partition formats (FAT, FAT32, NTFS) - no Linux or Mac.
* No option to not show existing files when using the file/partition recovery feature.
* The program window always opens up fully maximized.

Free Alternatives
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Ashraf  –  16 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+71)

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A word of advice.

In windows 7 and Vista:
To shrink your active partition please use the "EaseusPartitionMasterPro" from within windows.
In other words,don't use the boot cd for this particular action,or you might be in for serious headache...
:)

StrayCat  –  16 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+58)

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I'm using Easeus Partition Master Home Edition For a log time now , here is what Cnet said about it "A plucky little piece of freeware that packs a subtle punch, Easeus Partition Manager partitions hard drives like a reigning champ. Loaded with features, EPM runs smoothly and lacks only a glitzy interface.

A row of task icons sits on the toolbar, followed by a Windows XP-style left nav and central pane that shows your hard drives and information about them. To partition a disk, click on one of the drives and then use either the toolbar or the context menu to run the Resize feature. This brings up a slider for adjusting the drive volume sizes. You can also use the text fields to set a partition size precisely. Hit OK to run the resizing, and then run the Create feature. This will allow you format and label the partition in the newly-created empty space. While running, EPM will keeps you informed of the progress of the overall task, as well as the multiple steps it takes in partitioning your drive. A helpful color-key lives in the status bar at the bottom, divvying up drives by type as well as allocation use.

Other useful features include partition copying, a boot disk creator, a Properties option that will tell you everything from the physical geometry of the drive to the serial number, drive letter swapping, and password protection. In testing these features, the only glitch encountered occurred when a task had completed and the program window hid behind other active program windows. This did not, however, affect the use or execution of EPM, and we recommend it unequivocally for partitioning tasks."


Here you can download Easeus Partition Master Home Edition

Michel  –  16 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+47)

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I tried the home edition a few months ago for my laptop. My c-drive was almost full in spite of the fact that I don’t install programs in this partition. But some applications insist to put a lot of data in the c-drive even if you install them in a different drive.
Anyhow, with my heart beating like a Santana song, I tried Easeus. It worked like a charm. And I even changed the FAT32/NTFS problem of my external hard drives in order to partition them.
Thumbs up for Easeus!

realrisk2  –  16 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+39)

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@ Fubar
to your 2nd point: imagine why ...?
Windows doesn´t allow flash/pen drives to be partitioned!

This stops naive users who would try to partition those drives (which alway was possible with the paragon products - and several people asked me for help/advice when their flash drives did not longer work properly, showes up wrong sizes, or even produced data losses!!!)

ws  –  16 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+34)

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