Yes... This version is identical top the one last offered in July of 2010 (same checksums).

No need to re-download if that last version is still working for you!

buzz123  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+57)

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I know Paragon has some weird policies about tweaking their version numbers for the free/paid versions, but when I go to install this, it tells me it's Partition Manager 10.0 and asks if I want to modify/remove/etc the existing installation. (also from GOTD a while back)

I'm a bit leery about uninstalling my current version (10.0) on my system in case there are issues (or if this version is the same but something gets messed up), is this really the most recent version (11.0) being seen as "free" 10.0, or is this a repeat of the past GOTD?

Buzzy  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+45)

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My experience of the two: Paragon vs Easeus is clear: I have had only one problem with Paragon, which was sorted easily. The Paragon interface is a bit clunkier but will do most things that Easeus will do. HOWEVER: Easeus software is NOT FAIL-SAFE. If it encounters a problem it will quit and leave your disk unreadable. Paragon appears to be less prone to this kind of error. I have had to use Paragon software to repair Easeus errors on several occasions. I will not use Easeus again - I will use Paragon again. Very simple.

MyTuppenceWorth  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+41)

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Actually, the question is is this any different from
"Paragon Partition Manager™, version 11, build 9887 (14.04.10 ) SE Personal"???

Which is actually the last version we got from Paragon
- and it was very nice... It has back-up and rescue tools, partitioning and partition merging/resizing tools, boot management, etc.

The Easus one is very similar, and both work good.

Partition management on your active partition is time consuming... and it needs to reboot into the partition tool so it can manipulate your OS data - scary stuff!
and I accidently resized twice when I was messing with my partitions, and it ran through the processes twice ... doh!

So if you don't get the partitions the way you want them and have entered it as an operation - clear it out before adding another operation. Then when you have done the single (1) thing at a time, click the "Apply" button - you've been warned.

That being said, it rearranged my multi-boot C: drive twice non-stop without issue - good idea to do a backup just in case though.

This program has multi-boot management and will also add Operating Systems to your existing setup - I do believe that is handled by a little wizard style interface... from what I remember.

It's preferable to use the Partition Manager in "Disk View" mode for most other partitioning operations {rather than the "Express Mode" wizards} - The full picture of what you are doing is not well handled by the simple wizard style interface. Maybe it's just my personal preference, but I suggest you start there anyway.


and ye... Grab it if you missed it the last time!

Thanks, GAotD

Rob  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+39)

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@Ozawa: Yes this software is written by Paragon Software. They differ in speed, design, and usability. Since it's free why don't you try both?

None of these partitioning tools have some "killer feature" that makes me prefer one but both are good tools to save your data from partition table problems (e.g. like when reinstalling old versions of windows with a GUID-Partition table deletes all your data)

@chosun: It's 0.0022% of my $45 hard disk. You have more than 23 hours left to download. It's possible to dl even with modem speed. The tool comes with a boot CD. ("Powerful Recovery Media against a hardware malfunction or OS failure") Your turn. :)

Olray  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+36)

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