Active@ Partition Manager
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You may create, delete, format and name partitions on your computer without shutting down the system. Portable partition utility: you can just copy the installed files and run. With the portable version you cannot resize a partition.
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- Free • Proprietary
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Canada
Platforms
- Windows
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LSoft Technologies Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Rating
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Active@ Partition Manager is the only free partition manager that works on Windows Server 2019. It does the job well, it could delete partitions that were protected by Windows and that diskmgmt.msc would not allow to modify at all. It does not merit 5 stars because it’s pretty basic, but it does not merit the harsh marks given by others, so I give it 5 stars to compensate, although it really merits 3-4 stars I think.
If you want to resize partitions with a very good Open Source tool, you must use e.g. GParted.
I accidentally deleted the partition on my USB pen drive and this software was the only one that helped me restore it for free. Other developers wanted up to 50 dollars for that service.
Might work, but I couldn't tell. It takes 12 years and a push start to get into the app. And after that, each click seems to trigger some "contemplate the nature of the universe" function. It literally took this app 15 minutes to delete a partition from a USB drive and return control to the user.
I was looking for a way to modify my mobile SDcard. This software is even more basic then PartititonGuru! No resize of partitions possible, but much more anoying ist the fact that it only offers Fat32, extFAT and NTFS as filesystem choices.