Partition Assistant also allows you to convert between FAT32 and NTFS partitions and also between MBR and GPT partition table format, easing the pain of migration. Partition Assistant takes care of the resizing and moving automatically after you define how much space needs to be allocated. The other options available are changing drive letters (or mountpoints), changing partition IDs, regenerating the serial number (also called UUID), conversion from physical to logical and vice versa.Īlso partition and disk surface tests are available to run any time.Īnother interesting but nifty feature is “Allocate disk space”, that allows you to assign free space of one partition to grow another partition. Support for exotic partition types like nilfs or btrfs is missing, but since the average Windows user never gets to see any of those, we’re not going to worry ourselves here. It supports a wide variety of file systems like FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, EXT2/3/4 and both the MBR and GPT partition table layouts. It supports all the basic partition editing options like creating, moving, resizing, renaming (changing labels), changing flags, etc. Features, usage and experienceĪOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition is very feature packed but not feature-cluttered. Needless to say, the software is pretty well-designed and well thought-out and anyone can get started with it without wasting too much time. The whole interface seems like Windows disk utility on steroids.
The left sidebar lists all wizards and operations grouped together in a Windows XP-esque UI layout.
The start screen shows up a list of partitions at the top half and the graphical usage and health status at the bottom half.
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