Free Magic Partition Manager to Resize Vista Partition without Data Loss

Are you looking for partition software to resize your partition? If your Operating System is Windows Vista, you may choose the free and magic partition manager for Vista - EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition which provides the easiest and safest solution to resize Vista partition without losing any data.

Windows Vista Partition

Windows Vista is a new version of the Microsoft Windows client Operating System released in 2006 by Microsoft. Now, more and more people are trying Vista. According to a research from Net Applications, it states that Mac's market share rise 32% while Windows Vista rise 256% compare to the corresponding period time of last year, so we can see that Windows Vista is becoming more and more popular and might be the most potential one in Windows Operating System family.

The reason why Windows Vista becomes more and more popular depends on its new built-in disk management function. However, it can just shrink or extend the partitions but can not do some other advanced functions, such as move, hide partition. For more information, you may have a look at this article Use Windows Vista built-in Disk Management to resize Partition.

From above, Vista users might want to know a better solution to resize Vista partition with more advanced functions, such as a third-party Vista partition manager. Moreover, while the resizing utility built in Windows Vista cannot guarantee data security, the Vista partition manager must have strong capacity to protect data in the resizing process.

EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition is such a powerful free Windows Vista partition manager which can resize and move Vista partition without any data loss. Meanwhile, it can make up the limitations of Windows Vista in disk partitioning. For example, the built-in Disk management utility only supports NTFS file system, slow in shrinking partition and also lacks some advanced functions, including move, hide your partition and make a partition scheme. EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition can solve all these problems working as a magic partition manager for Windows Vista. And a big surprise is this nice Vista partition manager is totally free to use!

Tips: For your data 100% safety, we strongly recommend you backup data with free backup software - EaseUS Todo Backup Free before resizing partitions.

How to resize Partition in Windows Vista with this Free Vista Partition Manager

1. As a magic partition manager for Vista, EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition can resize Vista partition with very simple operations. Below are the basic operations for resizing partition by this free partition manager:

The following is step-by-step instruction to extend system partition (C: drive).

1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master.

If there is no unallocated space behind the system partition, please follow the below steps. If there is unallocated space behind the system partition, please directly go to step 4.

2. Right click partition E:, select "Resize/Move partition" and drag the partition handle leftwards to resize E drive. Then there will be unallocated space.

3. Move E: drive rightwards to let the unallocated space be behind the system partition (C: drive) and click OK.

4. Select the system partition (C: drive), right click it and select "Resize/Move partition", drag the partition handle rightwards to extend system partition (C: drive).

5. Click Apply.

For more detailed information, please visit resizing and moving partitions.

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• Use Windows Vista built-in Disk Management to resize Partition
• Resize Partition under Windows Operating System
• EaseUS Partition Master Review

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