Minitool Partition Wizard 7 Portable

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MiniTool Partition Wizard Technician Edition is a powerful tool designed to help professionals to easily manage multiple computers from a single interface.

MiniTool Partition Wizard puts forward portable partition software to meets both sides. You can store it in a USB drive without having to install it on your PC, OR struggle between installing and uninstalling the program for certain reasons. What Can MiniTool Portable Partition Manager Do? Partition+Wizard+Professional+9.1.zip LINK:https://uiz.io/f2suiE.

The application comes with a variety of partition management tools packed inside, thus offering support for performing a great deal of disk and partition related actions.

The software has been optimized for use in business environments, where IT professionals and system administrators need to deploy and maintain hundreds or thousands of computers simultaneously.

MiniTool Partition Wizard Technician Edition offers users the possibility to create new partitions or merge and delete existing ones, while also allowing them to copy, format and convert partitions. The utility can be used for expanding existing partitions, as well as for moving and copying entire partitions if necessary.

At the same time, the application allows IT professionals easily manage entire disks. It can copy disks if necessary, while also capable of converting them from Dynamic to Basic disks.

With this tool, system administrators can also hide or unhide partitions, and they can also recover data from corrupted partitions or drives.

MiniTool Partition Wizard Technician Edition Portable comes with an intuitive interface, providing fast access to all of the available functions, for increased efficiency. It can display info on all drives and partitions on a system, and also allows users to modify them with the help of an integrated wizard, for increased convenience.

In addition to helping professionals create, manage, or delete partitions, the application also allows them to browse their files and folders, so as to make sure that no important information is lost while applying various changes to them.

The software comes with support for a wide range of disk and partition types, while also including full compatibility with UEFI boot.

The best part of MiniTool Partition Wizard Technician Edition Portable is the fact that it can be used on an unlimited number of PCs, within as many companies as users would like. However, only one technician can take advantage of its capabilities.

Features:
Extend System Partition
Extend system partition to solve low disk space issue by its “Move/Resize Partition” & “Extend Partition” f

Copy Disk Partition
Copy disk partition for hard drive upgrade or for data backup in case that your computer may run into a problem.

Merge Adjacent Partitions
Combine two adjacent partitions into a bigger one safely so as to make full use of the unused space.

Migrate OS to SSD
Migrate OS to SSD/HD to get better computer performance or to back up OS for system restoration.

Surface Test
Check disk/partition surface test to confirm whether there are bad sectors on the target location.

Basic Management
Enable to manage disk partitions such as create, delete, format, split, wipe, align partition and more.

Convert Disk Partition Table
Convert non-system disk from MBR to GPT and vice versa without data loss to support large drive or full OS.

Convert File System?
Convert NTFS to FAT or convert FAT to NTFS without formatting to support early Windows OS or to store large files.

Set Primary/Logical
Set partition logical to create more than four partitions or set partition primary to make it active.?

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  • Use the Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) first to aviod system reboot when migrating OS and copying disk/partition.
  • Portuguese added.
  • Recover data from Desktop, Recycle Bin, and a specified folder.
  • Fully support exFAT partitions in Data Recovery.
  • More bug fixes and improvements.

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Do you know how to make changes to the partitions? This article will show you how to use three free Windows 7 partition managers - MiniTool Partition Wizard, Disk Management and Command Prompt to extend partitions and so on.

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I recently upgraded a Dell XPS 8700 to Win10 and then downgraded back to Win7 because of compatibility with games. I'd like to delete the 21.18 GB recovery partition and add that space of the OS partition (Disk 2), SSD. The recovery partition is for Win8 it's no longer needed. Could someone recommend a good partition management tool to help me do this? It doesn't necessarily need to be free but free is OK. Thanks. --from Tenforums

Today Windows 7 is still occupying the first place of desktop operating system market share, in spite of the rapid growth rate of Windows 10 installation. Since so many users are sticking to use Windows 7, Windows 7 surrounding topics are growing vigorously. With the popularity of high capacity hard drives, the importance of finding free Windows 7 partition manager is no need to say.

There are tons of partition managers for Windows, however, free partition manager is always more popular. In this post, I am going to introduce 3 free partition managers, and they are: MiniTool Partition Wizard, CMD and Disk Management. By using them to do the same tasks, you know which is the best free partition software.

MiniTool Partition Wizard

Developed by MiniTool Solution Std., partition software Windows 7 - MiniTool Partition Wizard has five editions: Free, Professional, Server, Enterprise and Technician. Among these five editions, MiniTool Partition Wizard Free has got over 20,000,000 users download from CNET by now! This shows it is trusted by the majority. Why is it a great success?

Features of MiniTool Partition Wizard

MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition is designed to solve all possible issues that can occur on basic disks. Example: you can use it to create/delete/format partition, to move/resize partition, to split partition, to copy partition/disk, to migrate OS to HDD/SSD, to hide/unhide partition, to recover lost partition, to convert MBR to GPT and vice versa, and more…

This desktop program can be used for Windows non-server OS, including Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 all editions. Thus, it is really a free Windows 7 partition manager.

Let's see how it works on extending Windows 7 partition and converting MBR disk to GPT disk.

Use MiniTool Partition Wizard Free to Extend Partition

  • Step 1. Launch MiniTool Partition Wizard Free, then click on the partition to be extended (here is partition H) and choose 'Extend Partition' from the operations menu.
  • Step 2. In the new emerging window, drop down the check box to choose a partition/unallocated space to take free space from. Besides, you can also choose how much free space you need by sliding the quadrangle. Here I choose to take some free space form the 408.55 GB unallocated space.
  • Step 3. Click 'Apply' to save changes.

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Here is what partition C looks like after the extending. See the H drive has been increased from 36.9 GB to 241.2 GB; whereas the unallocated space has been decreased from 408.6 GB to 204.3 GB.

Tip: If the partition you intend to extend is followed by unallocated space, you can also use the 'Move/Resize Partition' feature.

Use MiniTool Partition Wizard Free to Convert MBR Disk to GPT

I have said at the beginning, large capacity drives are gaining popularity in this day and age, thus how to convert MBR disk to GPT disk without affecting data is a frequently asked issue on the net. Click here to get the reasons. Luckily, MiniTool Partition Wizard can do this job well.

  • Step 1. Click on the MBR disk you want to convert and choose 'Convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk'.
  • Step 2. Click 'Apply' to save this change.

See Disk 2 is successfully changed to GPT disk, and all partitions are still there.

Pros: MiniTool Partition Wizard is flexible to deal with disk/partition management. Besides, its user-friendly clear interface is easy to be understood. What's more, as third-party software, it is a free partition software Windows 7 in essence.

Cons: MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition only works on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, which means if you are a server user, you won't benefit from this freeware.

Windows 7 Partition Manager CMD

Command Prompt, also known as cmd.exe or cmd (after its executable file name), is the command-line interpreter on Windows NT, Windows CE, OS/2 and eComStation operating systems. It is the counterpart of COMMAND.COM in DOS and Windows 9x systems (where it is also called 'MS-DOS Prompt'), and analogous to the Unix shells used on Unix-like systems. The initial version of Command Prompt for Windows NT was developed by Therese Stowell.--from Wikipedia

Command Prompt is frequently used to automate tasks via scripts and batch files, perform advanced administrative functions, and solve certain kinds of Windows issues. To resolve disk management issues, you should run CMD, type a series of commands in order, and be careful to avoid mistaken operations, for any carelessness may lead to serious data loss.

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Example: if you want to format partition F: - the 2nd partition on disk 1, you should go through these commands in order: list disk -> select disk 1 -> list partition -> select partition 2 - > format quick. But if you input format instead of format quick, then the removed data cannot be recovered even by professional data recovery program. Seems rather complex right?

See how you can use this free Windows 7 partition manager to extend partition and convert disk style.

Use CMD to Extend Partition

If you want to extend partition C by using Diskpart, then you should first of all check out whether there is some unallocated space following the C drive (Note only unallocated space can be used to extend primary partition. For more precautions please see The Volume You Have Selected May Not Be Extended). If YES, then do the followings:

  • Step 1: Run CMD as administrator, then type 'Diskpart'.
  • Step 2: Type 'list disk' in Diskpart prompt.
  • Step 3: Type 'select disk n' where n is the disk number of the target disk.
  • Step 4: Type 'list partition'.
  • Step 5: Type 'select partition n' where n is the partition number of the target partition.
  • Step 6: Type 'extend size=n disk=n' where n should be a specific number of the unallocated space/free space you want to use, and the unit for n is MB.

However, if no unallocated space/free space is available for extending, probably you will see the following error message when you come to the extend command:

At this time, you should delete the partition to make sure that there is continuous unallocated space following the primary partition to be extended and free space for logical partition. After that, repeat the above operations. For more information, please refer to Virtual Disk Service Error.

Use Diskpart to Convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk:

When using Partition Wizard to convert MBR disk to GPT disk, you see it's rather easy. However, by using Command Prompt, things are quite different. Please read on.

  • Step 1: Back up or move the data on the MBR disk you want to convert to GPT disk.
  • Step 2: Run CMD as Administrator and type 'diskpart'.
  • Step 3: At the Diskpart prompt, type 'list disk'. Make note of the disk number you want to convert.
  • Step 4: Type 'select disk <disk number>'.
  • Step 5: Type 'clean'. Note running the clean command will delete all partitions or volumes on the disk. But if the disk does not contain any partitions or volumes, skip this step.
  • Step 6: Type 'convert gpt'

Pros: CMD comes with Windows OS, and is able to troubleshoot and solve some problems even when Windows fails to boot. Besides, CMD supports the use of scripts to automate its usage.

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Cons: CMD is not easy to use for average users. Without a clean interface, data loss happens often if a wrong partition is chosen.

Windows Disk Management

Since Windows 7, Disk Management offers two new features which are called 'Extend Volume' and 'Shrink Volume'. They are very helpful for increasing/reducing partition size. However, Disk Management is relatively dull and often fails a job when there is something different. Guess many of you have such an experience: when trying to extend partition, sometimes 'Extend Volume' is activated, but sometimes it is disabled, not knowing why.

How do I say this?

Use Disk Management to Extend Partition

If you want to extend partition using Disk Management, you should click on the partition you intend to increase capacity and choose 'Extend Volume' from the context menu, then follow the extend wizard to complete this task.

However, most of the time, you will find that Extend Volume is grayed out, just like showing below:

Theoretically speaking, Extend Volume will grey out if one of the following conditions is not true:

  1. The partition to be extended should have NTFS or RAW file system.
  2. Only when there is unallocated space following the target primary partition, extend volume is activated.
  3. Only when there is free space following the target logical partition, extend volume is activated.
Note: You may have also noticed that Shrink Volume is also greyed out in the above picture. This is because Shrink Volume has its own requirements, and that is the partition to be shrunk should be NTFS or RAW partition.

Besides, sometimes 'Extend Volume' will lead to a basic disk to become dynamic disk. Actually, this happens on data drive. If the unallocated space is not following the target partition, while another drive is dynamic disk, extending volume will lead to a dynamic disk. For more details, you can see 3 Situations Where Hard Drive Will Convert to Dynamic.

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Use Disk Management to Convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk

Knowing the disadvantages of extending volume by using Disk Management, let's see how Disk Management works when you use it to convert an MBR disk to GPT disk. Will the situation improve?

Take disk 1 for example. When there is a partition/partitions on the drive, you can see the option 'Convert to GPT Disk' is greyed out.

But when all partitions are deleted, see this option is activated. Why?

Just like using CMD, when converting MBR disk to GPT, the drive should be empty. Microsoft explains that 'the disk must be empty to convert it into a GPT disk. Back up your data, and then delete all partitions or volumes before converting the disk. Besides, the required minimum disk size for conversion to GPT is 128 megabytes'. For more information, you can visit: Convert GPT.

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So to convert MBR disk to GPT using Disk Management, you should first of all back up data on the target hard drive, then delete all partitions, and finally convert the drive to GPT. If there is a necessity, you may need to transfer the backup data back to this GPT drive. Considering these factors, Disk Management is not as flexible to use as using MiniTool Partition Wizard.

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Pros: Almost all Windows OS offer Disk Management, which won't cost you a penny to do disk/partition management. Besides, it can even convert a basic disk to dynamic disk without restart, which is a loss in Partition Wizard.

Cons: There are so many limitations while using most features, and will lead to data loss if no backup is made in advance.

Summary

Here comes to the end of this post. By reading here, you must already have had a general understanding of these 3 kinds of Free Windows 7 partition manager. By using them to finish the same tasks, we can draw a conclusion that MiniTool Partition Wizard is more competent in disk/partition management, for it is easier to use, and offers flexible solutions than the rest two methods.

However, it is also the truth that MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition cannot be applied on Windows Server, which is a fatal weakness compared with the rest. Anyhow, it is you who make the final decision. For any questions and suggestions, please leave it in the comment area or contact us via the email [email protected], we read every thread.

Free Windows 7 Partition Manager FAQ

Here are several free partition managers trusted by millions of users.

  1. MiniTool Partition Wizard.
  2. Paragon Partition manager.
  3. Gparted.
  4. [email protected] Partition Manager.
  5. Aomei Partition Assistance.
Windows 7 offers 2 ways to manage disk partition. To open Disk Management, run “diskmgmt.msc”. To launch diskpart.exe, run “diskpart” as administrator. In addition, you can download and install free partition manager for Windows 7.
When you install a hard drive on Windows 7, it is suggested to divide the hard drive into several partitions and format them with NTFS file system. Usually, you are suggested to use a flexible partition manager to do these things. Besides, such tool can help you reconfigure hard drive in the coming days so as to get the best performance of Windows 7.

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Windows 10 also comes with built-in Disk Management utility. Besides, the diskpart.exe is always there for the experienced to manage hard drives. Now you can also download MiniTool Partition Wizard Free to manage disk partition in Windows 10.