

Some of the features also depend on your BIOS and disk type also. This includes partition operations such as formatting, aligning, copying, wiping, and changing labels. If we need to do operation on the entire disk we can do that as well. We get options on the top menu and other functionalities are available when right-clicking on drive or partition. The core features of the Partition Wizard software is as expected. Let us start by discussing the interface.Īdvertisement Core features, partitions, and extra functions Every version has its own perks but we are interested in the free edition because this is go-to for most people when they have a problem. This includes Partition Wizard Pro Edition, Server, Enterprise, and Technician edition. We are using freeware but the company sells pro or paid versions as well. The exact version is 12.0 and we are just simply downloading and testing it for different usage. This time we are reviewing the free version of this software. MiniTool Partition Wizard UI and features overview The desktop has a 3TB hard disk so we get an idea of the GPT system as well. We tested this software on our desktop and laptop. This is where MiniTool Partition Wizard comes in. It has many other things as well but when we need to do the more complex tasks and need good features we use third-party software. Microsoft Windows has an inbuilt tool for creating partitions.

Whatever the thing is we need to make different volumes and we need tools for that. However, some users might use just SSD or SSHD and make different volumes as per requirement. These days many people install main OS or windows in a fast SSD so they just part out high capacity hard disk. These are mainly made by partitioning a hard drive or solid-state drive.

Similarly, we keep our other files, pictures, music in other drives or local disks such as (D:\), (E:\), etc. Most of us have Windows or operating systems installed in Local Disk (C:). We all have partitions of our storage in our personal computers.
