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EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition 6.0.1 Giveaway
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Giveaway of the day — EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition 6.0.1

EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition is an ALL-IN-ONE partition solution and disk management utility.
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EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition 6.0.1 era disponibile come app gratuita il 05 luglio 2010!

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EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition è una soluzione ALL-IN-ONE per il partizionamento e la gestione dei dischi fissi. Permette di estendere le partizioni, in particolar modo i drive di sistema, risolvere i problemi di mancanza di spazio sugli hard disk e gestire lo spazio disponibile su questi ultimi, il MBR e la GUID partition table (GPT) su Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ Windows 7 (sia x32 che x64).

In questo programma, tutte le principali funzioni per la gestione degli hard disk sono unite ad avanzatissime funzioni di protezione dei dati: Manager Partizioni, Wizard per la Copia di Dischi e Partizioni e Wizard per il Recupero Partizioni. Inoltre, potrete creare dei CD/DVD bootabili in caso di errori nel boot.

Maggiori benefici:

  • Nuovo! Supporta i volumi GPT - partizionamento, copia, recupero in caso di errori, ecc..
  • Convert dischi dinamici in dischi di base mantenendo tutti i dati protetti.
  • Estende le partizioni di sistema per aumentare le performance del computer.
  • Partition Manager per gestire i dischi e aumentare le performance del computer.
  • Wizard per la copia di partizioni utile a trasferire interi hard disk su altri drive senza reinstallare Windows.
  • Wizrd per il Recupero Partizioni per salvare i dati in casi disperati.

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 (x32 and x64)

Produttore:

CHENGDU YIWO Tech Development

Homepage:

http://www.partition-tool.com/professional.htm

Dimensione File:

42.8 MB

Prezzo:

$39.95

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#7

Sono nuovo, ma anche se non è il 5 Luglio posso scaricarlo gratis ?

Rispondi   |   Mario Rossi  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#6

Che senso ha inviare un programma il giorno 6 alle ore 9,04 mentre scade il 5 ?
Avete una risposta ?

Rispondi   |   TARANTO  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#5

Ottimo, grazie.

Rispondi   |   Chris  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#4

unable to connect try again later

Rispondi   |   ciccio  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#3

saluto tutti

buon programma che
potete installarlo sopra al precedente 5.0.1 ....

Rispondi   |   bamby  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#2

Il programma è di facile utilizzo anche per i meno esperti e ha un'interfaccia gradevole: solo per questo il pollice è su!
Come è scritto nella presentazione, permette il partizionamento e/o modificazione dei dischi rigidi (interni o esterni) e non delle chiavette USB, peccato!
Viene consigliato di eseguire le varie operazioni sotto windows, poiché il CD di boot all'avvio visualizza una serie di operazioni che non si possono eseguire nei vari sistemi operativi (XP, Vista, Seven ecc), peccato! La domanda sorge spontanea: a cosa serve il CD di avvio con tutte quelle limitazioni?
...Wota'ntonio, Wota'ntonio, Wota'ntonio...la trippa!

Rispondi   |   Wota'ntonio  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
#1

Eccellente software della scuderia EASEUS. Utile quando serve e comodo per cambiare HD senza dover reinstallare tutto. Rispetto ad altri software freeware, ha la preziosa utility di recupero partizioni danneggiate (MBR e altro)con un interfaccia intuitiva anche per i non esperti. Da PRENDERE!

Rispondi   |   corsaronerissimo  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (0)
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#5

According to
http://www.partition-tool.com/easeus-partition-manager/history.htm
the major difference between this version and the previously given away version (5.5.1) is the support for GPT (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table).

Mike  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+55)
#4

Reddy Freddy: I've been using Paragon's extensively for the last five years, through all it's incarnations -- and I've been happy with it. When I installed the previous Easeus Partition Master, I was more than pleasantly surprised.

For me (Windows XP on a nice dual core Toshiba Satellite), it was dramatically faster at nearly everything, even loading. It also seemed to process my requests with far fewer hurdles. For example, Paragon's latest version won't touch my 1tb external hard drive -- it won't format it, partition it, nothing. Easeus did it in a snap.

So, despite Paragon being my long-time favorite, I now use Easeus first -- and Paragon as a backup.

In short, thanks GAOTD! I use partitioning programs regularly, and this I'd give a 9/10 to compared to an 8/10 for Paragon.

~jessie

jessie  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+45)
#3

Most people should probably get this GOTD (assuming you have a compatible OS & 75MB of disk space to spare), whether you want/need to do partitioning or not, since the included partition recovery may save the day in the future. Yeah, it's there in the free version too, but if you have the space why not get the pro version from GOTD while you can? Otherwise EASEUS Partition Master Pro is easier to use than the free Gparted on Linux LiveCD ISOs you can download & burn to disc, & it's useful as a companion to the Paragon tools that have been on GOTD in the past... as you'll read in the EASEUS help docs/manuals, there are many situations/tasks where you can make a system un-bootable moving/copying partitions around -- Paragon software tends to step in & *fix* those issues for you, whether you want them to or not, EASEUS doesn't, often making it a better choice when you want to keep the system booting just like it is now on the drives/partitions it uses now. While there is [IMHO] a fairly obvious language barrier [along the lines of assuming you're more knowledgeable rather than less], EASEUS has a very large amount of info, instructions etc available on their site, including topics on Windows built-in disk management, along with active forums where they do respond to posts, while the Partition Master help file & pdf manual [included in setup] both start out with partitioning basics. If you do go to their site, some may find their free, 136 page e-book on Data Recovery useful [http://www.easeus.com/download.htm#ebook].

For all that data & info, I didn't see a comparison chart showing why you should update/upgrade if you already have Partition Master 5.5 [earlier on GOTD] already -- the closest I found was the slightly more complete feature list here: [http://www.partition-tool.com/easeus-partition-manager/]. Uninstalling old versions prior to installing the new leaves the old program folder in place containing a log file -- something you'll probably want to delete, though it won't cause any harm if you don't. The ISO file you can burn to create a bootable CD is in the ... \EASEUS\EASEUS Partition Master 6.0.1 Professional Edition\bin\ folder -- some don't like or have problems creating/burning the bootable rescue disc with Partition Master. The app itself takes up about 75MB as mentioned earlier [including that 30MB ISO you can delete once you burn], in 618 files, 48 folders, & adds 5 files to Windows' system folder.

You partition drives [i.e. hard drives + devices that mimic hard drives like USB sticks] for essentially the same reasons you create &/or use folders -- to organize files/data. A *usable* hard drive has at least one partition, & each partition is allotted or given some percentage of the total available space on the drive -- drive space that isn't *owned* by a partition may be called un-allocated [this is an important concept, since many operations will only work or proceed if the target disk space *isn't* already owned by an existing partition]. The most important thing about working with partitions on a working, Windows PC/laptop, is to backup & know how to restore, *including* backing up the 1st track of the boot drive called the MBR [Master Boot Record]... with a multi-boot system MBR backup is even more important.

Working with partitions usually involves re-sizing them [adding/subtracting drive space they *own*], adding a partition *after* you've made room by shrinking an existing partition, or removing a partition you no longer need, followed by growing an existing partition so you can use all available drive space. Windows 7 has made virtual hard drives more popular, & they often need partitioning too... simplified, to shrink a virtual drive, even a dynamically sized one, you reduce the size of the partition, then as needed copy that partition to a new, smaller-sized virtual drive [often a Windows VHD]. [If/when you use Paragon's virtualization apps, this is important because the image you create from a Windows install will have the same disk space allotted as the original partition... besides being more efficient, a (usually much) smaller virtual drive may be the only way to get within the size limits for Microsoft's Virtual PC.]

Whether you're working with physical or virtual drives, + the data &/or operating systems installed on them, it helps to combine backup imaging & partitioning in your strategies, since they overlap so much. Copying a partition gives you the same results as restoring a disk image backup, except new partition & file tables are written [this is handy if/when either is messed up, like when/if you replace a failing drive where the NTFS file tables store locations of bad segments on the old drive]. But, while it's faster because you skip a step, when you copy you don't have the backup archive to rely on if you have problems, & it's more restrictive -- you need to have sufficient, un-allocated hard drive space Partition Master for example can use as a target. Creating/restoring a backup image can be more flexible, work in more situations. Both will (re)create partitions, & both can work better [or may only work] if the target space isn't part of a partition already. These two approaches do away with the traditionally *Iffy* part of working with partitions -- moving [not copying -- not restoring] data... the only data moving you might want [rather than need] to do is if/when you defrag the drive 1st, since condensing all files/folders to the beginning of the partition makes everything more efficient.

mike  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+35)
#2

#6 -- "Do Windows 7 still need the partition tools, since Windows itself has partition utility?"

My answers to that is yes! When I first brought my computer running Win 7 x64 I tried using windows to change the partition size of the system partition where win7 sits. Windows disk manager could do it but with limitations. It could not repartition beyond some hidden and "unmovable" files like the "hiberfil.sys" AND "pagefile" among others. There are ways around this but they are tedious and annoying.

Today's offer and Paragon software does this automatically.

Also I wanted to create non primary partitions using windows disk manager -- IT ONLY CREATES PRIMARY PARTITIONS!, unless you use "diskpart" at the command prompt.I needed to make logical extended partitions with drives in them. My system came with the maximum of 4 primary partitions and windows disk manager would not allow me to make the necessary changes due to that. So either it was to delete some partition, remake it as logical then create the drives or...you get the picture.

Easeus came to the rescure by moving all the hidden files automatically and allowing me to create the kinds of partition structure I wanted. Paragon also does it automatically.

So you can do this in windows but only with the diskpart utility and that is a hastle.

Hope this helps. Besides it costs nothing, and if you need it it'll be there. I missed the last time it was offere and purchased the 5.0.1 version. I have no regrets

-Ukon-

So there are a

Ukon  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+29)
#1

FYI, today's giveaway does NOT recognize my Kingston 4 gig flash drive formatted in Fat32. The same flash drive is readily recognized by other, older partition managers. This lack of recognition includes both EASEUS' installed software and the CD.

sjf  –  14 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile?  | no (+21)

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