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Hard Disk Manager
 

Hard Disk Manager 8.0

Professional Edition

 
   
 
             
     
 
   

1 Supported file systems vs. operation:

File System FAT NTFS Ext2/3 FS Other
Backup, restore Yes Yes Yes Yes,
sector mode only 3
Copy, move, format Yes Yes Yes Yes,
sector mode only 3
Resize Yes Yes Yes No
Undelete Yes Yes Yes No
Convert Yes
to NTFS
FAT16<>32
Yes
to FAT
Yes
Ext2 <> Ext3
No
Defragmentation Yes Yes No No
Merge Yes Yes No No
Change cluster size Yes Yes n/a No


2 Quick Copy mode is used by default. In this mode the program will copy (or move) only sectors used currently for storing data. Supported are file systems listed in table 1) only.
Sector-by-sector copy mode lets you to copy all sectors of source partition/hard disk including those which are marked as unused or bad. This mode is useful to copy partitions/hard disks with partition-bounded software. In this mode the program can copy or move partition of any file system.

3 While copying, resize function is also available. In the case of partition copy, you can change the size of target partition. In the case of hard disk, the appropriate transformation of partition sizes is possible in accordance with target hard disk size. Check the table for file system support.

4 Recovery CD is bootable CD containing full functionality of the program and additionally offering full access to all FAT, NTFS, Ext2 and Ext3 partitions on local hard drives. Even in the case of unbootable system you can boot machine from Recovery CD, access important documents and copy them in secure place, try to fix crashed operating system or perform any partitioning operation. Recovery CD is different for different versions of the program (Recovery CD Personal - Personal Edition, Recovery CD Professional - Professional and Server Editions)

5 Virtual pre-execution. Perform all intended operations virtually, evaluate final state and either apply changes to be realized physically or discard them.
 

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