EaseUS Partition Master

This comes bundled with a lot of advertisement crap. Be sure to select advanced install and deselect all but the core feature.

I was able to expand (resize larger) my system partition (C: where Windows lies) to use unallocated space. I made the change, applied it, it rebooted my computer and did the change and came backup fine. It wasn't slow at all, but the drive I expanded was an SSD.

Didn't see any bundleware included and did custom install. Works good and got done what Windows 10 wont do (expand system drive). :)

Oh and it installed v13.8, just as a note.

[Edited by s0me0ne, February 11]

You cannot create a bootable CD to manage partitions with the free Home Edition

I see 2 disadvantages:
(a) You can only create a bootable CD to manage partitions with the Professional Edition, not for free.
If you need an application for partition editing usable for free with a bootable CD or working also with 64 bit operating systems, you must use Partition Wizard:
http://alternativeto.net/desktop/partition-wizard/
(b) After installation you have a directory C:\program, which the german Windows 10 prof. 64 bit suggests to rename to C:\program1, otherwise Windows-10-functions could be disturbed. But after renaming te directory EaseUS Partition Master doesn't work.

The reason for me to use EaseUS Partition Master was, that it is able to clone a bitlocker-locked partition. Because of the problem-directory C:\program I uninstalled EaseUS Partition Master and installed MiniTool Drive Copy, which also can clone a bitlocker-locked partition.

The free edition of this software allowed me recently to shrink my system partition when Minitool, which I had been uting for years, failed (ntfsresize.cpp errors upon reboot, making the resizing fail).

Thanks to your program, I was able to recover deleted files. But as an additional software, I used Uneraser to get the best result.