Acronis Disk Director
Acronis Disk Director is a set of powerful tools that work together to optimize your disk usage, and protect your data. Create and manage disk partitions to store different file systems or operating systems on one disk.
Acronis has made the decision to sunset Acronis Disk Director in March 2023. https://www.acronis.com/en-us/blog/posts/end-of-life-for-acronis-disk-director/
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What is Acronis Disk Director?
Acronis Disk Director is a set of powerful tools that work together to optimize your disk usage, and protect your data. Create and manage disk partitions to store different file systems or operating systems on one disk. Easily recover lost or deleted data, reduce time of image backups and diagnostic tools, and improve overall PC performance.
Partition Management:
A comprehensive array of expert-level features gives users the control they need to maximize disk use. You can merge, split, resize, copy, and move partitions without losing data. It also lets you quickly reorganize a hard drive's structure.
Acronis Recovery Expert:
Acronis Recovery Expert is a highly reliable data partition and disk recovery tool that prepares you to tackle and repair the results of a personal error, hardware or software failure, virus attack or hacker's intrusive destruction, fast.
Acronis OS Selector:
Acronis OS Selector allows you to install multiple operating systems on one computer. You can boot an operating system from any partition on any hard disk or have several multiboot systems on the same partition. It's easy to use and fast.
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I haven't tested the software yet.. though I believe I'm about to, but I have to say that when the chips are down and a partition has been lost, it's nice to see a clearcut answer from Acronis vs the advertising junk that a lot of the competitors put.
I wanted to change partitions sizes. Acronis started to do his job after reboot. After 60% it says me: "Error: bad blocks". And just gave up, without even trying to revert changes. Now partition with bad blocks appears as "not formatted" in Windows. Acronis guys, can I ask you to put those if(bad blocks) a little bit earlier in the code? In case it's so hard to manage them.