AOMEI Partition Assistant
Safely partition your hard drive without any data loss
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Partition Manager
- Windows
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- OrdinaryAlien Upvoted a comment on AOMEI Partition AssistantThis program has a bug that is not fixed in years: it just discards any non-windows partitions and see them as "unallocated space", destroying them after making any changes to the partition table. So, do not use it if Windows is not the only OS you use.
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I made a stupid mistake:
I had bought an SSD, made OS and data partitions on it.
Turns out there are two serious problems with that:
My C: drive ran out of space and the Windows partition tool could not expand it.
Using the standard (free) AOMEI partition manager I could:
Using this was totally painless and quite fast.
GUI is also really neat and simple to use.
Full of useful features and supports rescue media creation
Pending approval
This program has a bug that is not fixed in years: it just discards any non-windows partitions and see them as "unallocated space", destroying them after making any changes to the partition table.
So, do not use it if Windows is not the only OS you use.
Upgrading from HDD to SSD I needed a tool that can shrink before cloning.
If you google something along this both AOMEI, minitool and EasUS would pop out saying they can do this.
What they don't tell you (well, not directly enough) is that this is actually a paid feature. Well until you download, install and go through some of the loops & hoops of setting stuff up (which might take some time on old, weary hard disks that might crumble just by looking at them) just to be greeted with awesome "get a premium version" popup exactly only until you are about to confirm it.
SOME OF THESE PROGRAMS ARE EVEN CALLED FREE IN THEIR NAME... like, please? If I knew that you don't offer this feature I wouldn't even bother installing it .. oh wait, right.
Convert GPT to MBR cause BSOD