MiniTool Partition Wizard Enterprise Edition

Managing partitions and disks is a job for experienced users, requiring specialized applications to handle such complex operations. MiniTool Partition Wizard Enterprise Edition is a disk management utility that features options for copying, formatting and organizing partitions on your hard drive.
The application displays suggestive graphical representations of the hard disk structure, enabling you to view the occupied and the unallocated space. It is compatible with both server and non-server computers, providing an intuitive GUI, with clear and accessible options and menus.
The built-in wizards can transform rather advanced procedures into a matter of pressing a few 'Next' buttons. They can guide you through the steps you need to take for copying a partition or an entire disk, as well as recover deleted or lost partitions.
MiniTool Partition Wizard Enterprise Edition is capable of performing file system conversions, handling and rebuilding the Master Boot Record sector, turning the MBR into a GPT disk, running disk or partition surface tests to check their integrity and ensure their proper functioning.
It bundles options for modifying partition alignment on a disk, wiping the content of a disk and performing all kinds of operations related to partition management. Some examples are partition formatting, deletion, moving and resizing, splitting and merging, copying, label editing, modifying the serial number and the type ID and so on. Also, it helps you customize the cluster size and is capable of detecting and fixing file system errors.
The application is available to the public in various editions, the Enterprise one comprising a richer feature pack than the Home, Professional and the Server one.
With a little bit of help from the wizards that MiniTool Partition Wizard Enterprise Edition brings along, anyone can manipulate the structure of the system's storage space. However, it is advisable that you take the time to understand the terminology and the hard disk anatomy or leave it all to experts, since some operation can result in making a disk unbootable.

MiniTool Partition Wizard Video Guide