VANCOUVER, BC, September 10, 2010 (Press-News.org) MiniTool Solution Ltd. today announced Partition Wizard worldwide downloads has reached 1 million since its first release in year 2009. This number is continuing to grow at about 100,000 a month.
With Partition Wizard, users can easily perform following disk partition operation without data loss nor re-install system. It is FREE for home user and cost effective for Windows Server.
- Merge Partition: Merge adjacent partitions without data loss
- Hot Extending: Extend NTFS Windows system partition without reboot
- Windows and Linux file system: Support FAT12/FAT16/FAT32, NTFS and Linux Ext2, Ext3 system
- Move/Resize Partition: Change your partition size without data loss nor re-installation
- Partition Recovery: Restore partition after accidental deletion or partition table damage
- Convert Dynamic Disk to Basic Disk without data loss
- Partition copy, Disk copy to easy backup and transfer your data
- Create Partition, Delete Partition, Format Partition
- Convert File System, Hide/Unhide Partition, Explore Partition
Partition Wizard also offers a FREE boot CD ISO file image for home user. With boot CD, user could.
- Manage partition without installing anything on your computer
- Manage partition without Operating System
- Restore partition if partition table is damaged causing computer to not boot
- Restore partition if partition is deleted by accident causing computer to not boot
- Rebuild MBR if MBR is damaged
- Analyze partition mapping without having to boot computer
- Analyze disk and repair boot.ini when PC can't boot
Partition Wizard has 5 different editions to choose from.
- Free Home Edition: Create, delete, resize, move partition. Free partition manager for home user.
- Professional Edition: Merge partition, convert dynamic disk to basic, support RAID
- Server Edition: Change server partition size support Windows Server 2000, 2003, 2008, Windows SBS
- Enterprise Edition: Enterprise disk partition manager server software for PC & Server
- Technician Edition: Partition magic server software designed for PC consultant
For complete comparison of each edition, visit http://www.partitionwizard.com/comparison.html for detail.
With Partition Wizard user can perform complex and advanced partition operations. MiniTool Solution also provides online tutorial video at http://www.partitionwizard.com/faq.html.
Download Partition Wizard at http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html today and manage your disk partitions.
If you'd like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with MiniTool Solution Partition Wizard. Please contact support@minitool.ca.
MiniTool Solution Ltd. is a software development company based in Canada. As a dedicated software development company, MT Solution Ltd. provide customers with complete business software solutions in the data recovery and partition management industry.
Website: http://www.partitionwizard.com
Free Partition Wizard Version 5.2 - Million Downloads Worldwide
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