Partition Manager Software

Partition Magic - Partition Manager Software

Extend partition with one step
Resize/Move partition without data loss.
Create, delete and format partion with simple steps. Copy partition and disk to transfer data with ease. Support disk and partition size larger than 2 TB. Keep your data safe even in case of power outages or hardware failure.

About Tasks

Use Tasks to guide you step by step through some common partitioning tasks. PartitionMagic includes the following wizards.

Create New Partition
Helps you create a new primary partition or a logical partition within an extended partition. On a single hard disk, you can have up to four primary partitions, or three primary partitions and one extended partition. Within an extended partition, you can create unlimited additional subdivisions called logical partitions.

Create Backup Partition
Helps you create a location where you will back up your data files. You can then install DataKeeper to back up your data on a regular basis.

Install Another Operating System
Helps you install additional operating systems on your computer. You can install any Windows OS or Linux. The new OS is installed to a partition created by this wizard, created in a location you specify. You can then use a boot manager (such as BootMagic) to boot to either operating system when you turn on your computer.

Resize Partitions
Helps you resize a partition and lets you specify how the resize will affect other partitions on the same disk.

Redistribute Free Space
Helps you redistribute free space among the partitions on a hard disk. Free space includes both unused space within partitions and space that has not been allocated to any partition.

Merge Partitions
Helps you merge two adjacent FAT or FAT32 partitions. You choose two partitions and the first will be expanded to include the second. The contents of the second partition are added as a folder inside the first partition.

Copy Partition
Helps you make an exact duplicate of a partition. The copy is the same size (or slightly different if copied to another physical disk with a different geometry) and file type and contains the same data as the original. When you copy a partition, you specify the hard disk and the unallocated space where you want to place the copy.

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