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Am looking for an easy to use Partition Mgr... so did some searching on
this and other forums.http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%...rt=0&hl=en&lr=& Partition Logic was mentioned so downloaded it and made a workable floppy. Did not boot with first PC tried so fortunately had another and it worked. So far I have tried it on 4 PCs that meet all the specs http://partitionlogic.org.uk/about.html but only 1 has worked. Am wondering if others have been have probs like this with it? It seems to be very well designed and more user friendly than others I have tried so if anyone knows of any tips or suggestions using it would be very interested. Thanks Ken |
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It looks nice, but I wouldn't mess with my partitions with a program that
hasn't reached verson 1.0 yet. However, for partitioning, Ranish Partition manager is a well tested and works very well. If you need some advanced features (partition moving, resizing), [OT] you could try a no-nagged shareware BootitNG, a great little prog. <kenitholson@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1143586567.078089.159050@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com... > Am looking for an easy to use Partition Mgr... so did some searching on > this and other > forums.http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%...rt=0&hl=en&lr=& > Partition Logic was mentioned so downloaded it and made a workable > floppy. > > Did not boot with first PC tried so fortunately had another and it > worked. So far I have tried it on 4 PCs that meet all the specs > http://partitionlogic.org.uk/about.html but only 1 has worked. > > Am wondering if others have been have probs like this with it? > > It seems to be very well designed and more user friendly than others I > have tried so if anyone knows of any tips or suggestions using it would > be very interested. > > Thanks > > Ken > |
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Fran Thanks for the tip! Checked the website and will try. http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/bootitng.html Seems like the partition table has really been messed up. Am not interested in any data on Hard Drive only get it back working. Will BootitNG CleanUp the Partition Table? Ken |
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On 30 Mar 2006 09:06:25 -0800, kenitholson@yahoo.com wrote:
>Thanks for the tip! Checked the website and will try. >http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/bootitng.html >Seems like the partition table has really been messed up. Am not >interested in any data on Hard Drive only get it back working. >Will BootitNG CleanUp the Partition Table? Ken, 1) ANY partitioning program will - with the exception of the Redmond crap. You can partition any drive that's working with any REAL partitioning program. If your drive is really broken - bad platter, bad head, bad electronics - it can be fixed, but it's cheaper to buy a new one. 2) Terabyte writes good stuff. Download MakeDisk and follow the instructions. You should have a formattable disk after that. BTW, if you have no partition and ChkDsk is reporting files, you're getting a false report. ChkDsk only runs on partitions, not disks. (A disk is a physical thing, a partition is a logical part of a disk.) |
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