EaseUS Partition Master Free

EaseUS Partition Master Free comments

Create, extend shrink, resize, move, delete, merge, & hide hard disk partitions

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Guest

Although it is available in a free version, it is worth the purchase price compared to others in the same disk management family.

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Arda Iskender

It works like a charm. The best disk application ever.

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Guest

It's good for most things, but don't trust ANY software to re-size your primary partition.

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Guest

very good

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Guest

excellent

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Pierre Drevon

very good and easy to use

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Guest

Great FREE software, helped me a lot.

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Guest

This is one of the best free software for managing hard disks. Great, no doubt.
I would reccomend to everybody, even if without experience with the tool and/or hard disks management.
Great software.

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MultiWebSearch

This is so easy to make or delete partitions with this free program.

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