Download "Partition Manager 9.0"

Easy and safe partitioning functions to even none-professional usersPartition Manager from Paragon provides easy and safe partitioning functions to even none-professional users. It's very easy to use.You can reclaim wasted disk space, organize your data, add new operating systems, speed up file system performance. You just select what partition modification should be done. All will be done automatically without data loss. Here are some key features of "Paragon Partition Manager":Basic hard disk partitioning operations: Create, format and delete partitions1 Hide/unhide partition, set partition active/inactive Copy and move partition of any file system, quick and sector-by-sector modes2 Set or change drive letter (Windows NT/2000/XP only) Change hard disk partition Label (Volume Label) Advanced hard disk partitioning operations: Resize hard disk partitions with data1 Hot Resize (upward) - enlarge NTFS partition without rebooting Windows and interrupting its work1 Copy disk to disk Copy with resize3 Convert file system- FAT16 to FAT32 and vice versa- FAT16/32 to NTFS and vice versa- Ext2 FS to Ext3 FS and vice versa Merge hard disk partitions (even hard disk partitions of different file systems) Undelete hard disk partition Check File System Integrity Convert Primary hard disk partition to Logical and vice versa Change hard disk Partition ID (hard disk partition signature) Change hard disk Partition Primary Slot (in Master Boot Record) Update MBR (Master Boot Record) with standard code Convert NTFS revision (from anyone to any other within Windows NT, 2000 and XP) Change FAT parameters - boot size, root size File System Performance Optimization: Change cluster size1 Defragment File System1 Defragment NTFS core structure - MFT (Master File Table) Technologies Support: Supports large hard disks (up to 500GB tested, 2TB in theory) Supports P-ATA (IDE), S-ATA (SATA), SCSI hard disksAll levels of SCSI and IDE RAID controllers Supports FireWire IEEE1394, USB 1.0, USB 2.0, ZIP

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