This means you might sometimes try to open something in the free version only to be prompted to buy the professional one.ĮaseUS Partition Master works with Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP. One thing we don't like about this program is that several features are only available in the full, paid version, but are still clickable. You can also password protect EaseUS Partition Master, hide partitions, upgrade the system drive to a larger bootable drive, merge partitions, defragment a drive, and copy Windows to a different hard drive.
The list of pending operations is even shown on the side of the program so you can clearly see what will happen when you apply them. We particularly like this feature so things like expanding and copying partitions can be done in one swipe instead of having to reboot between each operation, thus saving tons of time. Modifications exist only virtually, which means you're only seeing a preview of what will happen if you save the changes, but nothing is actually set in stone yet. Changes don't take effect until you click the Execute button. Managing the size of a partition in EaseUS Partition Master is dead simple thanks to their easy to use slider that lets you drag left and right to shrink or expand a partition.Ĭhanges you apply to a partition in EaseUS Partition Master aren't actually applied in real-time.
Unfortunately, it can't resize locked volumes, which means it won't let you change the size of the system Partition Manager should work just fine with Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP, as well as Windows Server 2012, 2008, and 2003. There are other features, too, like imaging a whole drive for backup purposes, converting between MBR and GPT, creating FAT32 partitions as large as 1 TB, editing boot records, and rolling back changes by auto-backing up partition Partition Manager resizes a partition, you can define the custom size in either megabytes or sectors. No matter what kind of file system you're using, this tool should be able to handle it, with support for all the common ones, like FAT, HFS+, NTFS, and EXT2/3/4. Simple wizards make it easy to walk through some of these tasks. No update since Partition Manager can create new partitions out of unallocated space as well as manage existing partitions, like resizing and formatting them.
Extending the system partition might not work for you
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