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EaseUS Partition Master with WinPE bootable disk
EaseUS Partition Master with WinPE bootable disk is an ALL-IN-ONE partition solution and disk management utility that makes our software portable by running it on CD/DVD to manage your hard disk partitions. Meanwhile it helps to create a rescue disk while suffering system crash or some other unbootable problems. Known for its high hardware compatibility and stability, functions provided by WinPE bootable disk are the same as under the Windows, like extending (system) partition or settling low disk space and managing disk space on MBR and GUID partition table (GPT) disk. What's more, RAID can be perfectly supported under WinPE bootable disk.
How to create EaseUS Partition Master WinPE bootable disk?
Tips: WinPE bootable disk is only provided to our purchased users. If you get EaseUS Partition Master commercial versions free of charge, such as giveaway, etc. You need to purchase EaseUS Partition Master first and then get EaseUS Partition Master WinPE bootable disk.
1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master.
2. Select "Tool" from the menu and select "Create WinPE bootable disk"
3. Create bootable disk of EaseUS Partition Master.
Tips: If you failed to create bootable disk, please export ISO file and burn it with third party burning program, such as free burning software - BurnAware.
4. Boot the computer from CD-ROM or USB device and then EaseUS Partition Master will be launched automatically.
If you have RAID drives, please load RAID driver first as the following methods:
Add driver: Select Tool > Add driver from main menu of EaseUS Partition Master.
This feature can help you add the driver of your device under WinPE environment, as some specific device cannot be recognized under WinPE environment without driver installed, such as RAID or some specific hard disk.