IM-Magic Partition Resizer
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As the best free partition software, IM-Magic Partition Resizer Free is a free partition magic resize program to expand system partition without formatting or losing data when system boot drive is low disk space and it could do more partition management like resize move...
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- Free Personal • Proprietary
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United States
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- Windows
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IM-Magic Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Free Personal product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $59 and $599.Rating
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I specifically googled where I could leave a review for this software so I can tell everyone how much it saved my butt. I took a backup of my disks through Windows 10 (Backup of all disk images), replaced my 128 GB System disk SSD with a 1TB and restored the image, Windows 10 was successfully booting again from the new 1TB drive, though with a 128GB partition (+ System recover partitions) and the remainder being unallocated space. I failed to resize the through Windows Disk Manager and it was only after using IM-Magic Partition Resizer that I was able to figure out that I had to delete the System recover partition before I could merge the unused space into the 128GB partition. IM-Magic Partition Resizer is fast, well designed, easy to use, clean UI and makes everything effortless with managing disks and partitions. It has many advanced settings that can also be adjusted (not essential, but is there if you know what they do and want to change them. Thank you IM-Magic Partition Resizer.
Shrunk my ntfs system partition without a problem. Microsoft disk management could only shrink the partition a very little bit because part of the master file table was almost at the end of the partition and apparently ms disk management can't move it.