Since Symantec acquired Power Quest in 2006, partition magic named Partition Magic 8 serial came into being. The partition magic 8 serial can realize many functions under Windows operating systems without influencing data, such as resize partitions, repartition, merge partitions, convert file system, and format partitions. However, most of these operations will result in a large amount of data move whose transfer station is physical memory and virtual memory. Physical memory and virtual memory have a congenital fatal defect that data will be lost thoroughly once power is off. In other words, if we adjust partitions with partition magic 8 serial, data on the very partition where we are performing operations will bear destructive blow once power is off suddenly. Is there a piece of partition magic which can ensure data security in the process of resizing partitions even under sudden power failure? The answer is positive. Today, I will recommend such a kind of partition magic - MiniTool Partition Wizard. The power-off protection of this partition magic can realize perfect data protection. If power is suddenly off, this partition magic will recover partitions we are operating to its original state without any data damage.
Functions of MiniTool Partition Wizard
MiniTool Partition Wizard is a piece of partition magic developed by MiniTool Solution Ltd., a professional partition management software corporation. It can help users realize almost all partition management such as move partitions, resize partitions, copy partitions, clone partitions, and convert file system. Besides, it can be compatible with all 32 bit and 64 bit Windows operating systems, such as Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. Furthermore, this partition magic also supports good file system management on FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTF and NTFS5. More importantly, this partition magic is free for individual and home users. After introducing many excellent functions of this partition magic, I will take partition expansion as an example to let people understand this partition magic intuitively.
Expand partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
Before using MiniTool Partition Wizard to expand partitions, we should download this free partition magic from its official website http://www.partitionwizard.com first, and then install it on our computer. Launch this free partition magic to meet the following main interface:
In this main interface, if we want to expand partitions, we must acquire unallocated space first. We can see Disk2 has unallocated space from the above interface, so we need to select H partition and select 'Move/Resize' functional button on the tool bar to enter the next interface:
We can resize partitions in the above interface by dragging triangles on both sides of the partition handle or inputting desired value. After finishing these operations, click 'OK' to go back to the main interface.
When we go back to the main interface, we can see the unallocated space on Disk2 has disappeared and H partition has been expanded. At the same time, a pending operation appears on 'Operations Pending'. However, what we see is just a preview this free partition magic offers. To get final effect, we must click 'Apply' button to execute pending operation.

Since Symantec acquired Power Quest in 2006, partition magic named Partition Magic 8 serial came into being. The partition magic 8 serial can realize many functions under Windows operating systems without influencing data, such as resize partitions, repartition, merge partitions, convert file system, and format partitions. However, most of these operations will result in a large amount of data move whose transfer station is physical memory and virtual memory. Physical memory and virtual memory have a congenital fatal defect that data will be lost thoroughly once power is off. In other words, if we adjust partitions with partition magic 8 serial, data on the very partition where we are performing operations will bear destructive blow once power is off suddenly. Is there a piece of partition magic which can ensure data security in the process of resizing partitions even under sudden power failure? The answer is positive. Today, I will recommend such a kind of partition magic - MiniTool Partition Wizard. The power-off protection of this partition magic can realize perfect data protection. If power is suddenly off, this partition magic will recover partitions we are operating to its original state without any data damage.
Functions of MiniTool Partition Wizard
MiniTool Partition Wizard is a piece of partition magic developed by MiniTool Solution Ltd., a professional partition management software corporation. It can help users realize almost all partition management such as move partitions, resize partitions, copy partitions, clone partitions, and convert file system. Besides, it can be compatible with all 32 bit and 64 bit Windows operating systems, such as Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. Furthermore, this partition magic also supports good file system management on FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTF and NTFS5. More importantly, this partition magic is free for individual and home users. After introducing many excellent functions of this partition magic, I will take partition expansion as an example to let people understand this partition magic intuitively.
Expand partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
Before using MiniTool Partition Wizard to expand partitions, we should download this free partition magic from its official website http://www.partitionwizard.com first, and then install it on our computer. Launch this free partition magic to meet the following main interface:
In this main interface, if we want to expand partitions, we must acquire unallocated space first. We can see Disk2 has unallocated space from the above interface, so we need to select H partition and select 'Move/Resize' functional button on the tool bar to enter the next interface:
We can resize partitions in the above interface by dragging triangles on both sides of the partition handle or inputting desired value. After finishing these operations, click 'OK' to go back to the main interface.
When we go back to the main interface, we can see the unallocated space on Disk2 has disappeared and H partition has been expanded. At the same time, a pending operation appears on 'Operations Pending'. However, what we see is just a preview this free partition magic offers. To get final effect, we must click 'Apply' button to execute pending operation.