Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition

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Platforms: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and 11 (Both 32& 64 bit), include All Server Oss.

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Are you in the market for partition management software, but don’t want to commit a grievous error that results in the loss of your critical data? If the answer is yes, then you need to look no further than today’s discount software promotion, Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition!

Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition lets you extend, resize, move, create, format, and delete hard drive partitions, at the fastest speeds and with the greatest degree of safety for your data. With Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition, you’ll marvel as the program extends the NTFS partition for Windows in just about one second, without requiring a reboot! Align partitions to increase read and write speeds, especially for SSD drives. Defrag your drives for faster performance overall!

Featuring a familiar Windows 8/Office 2013 interface, you’ll be able to jump right into Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition without even thinking about it. Even conversions are a simple matter for Macrorit Disk Partition Expert Server Edition – convert MBR to GPT disks, NTFS to FAT32, and primary partitions to logical ones, all without loss of data!

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mahdi ameri Hello Cool, thanks! Thanks to the programmer, able, always, success.
Your developers did an extraordinary job. Only Best Software World .
Thanks for the Giveaway.
Thank you very much to you and all colleagues. I'm very happy.I use this powerful Software. This than 5 stars

Feb 6 at 12:35am Copy Link

Cooler What strange version is this, as part of it seems to be missing?

According to version comparison table at Macrorit website this should include 32/64 bit boot disks, but when attempting to create one, the software searches "PartExpert_WinPE.iso" from desktop... and obviously finds none.

Macrorit website don't have it for additional download either, so what gives?

Also... BDJ has been unbearably slow for a while. Nearly timeout-slow.

Feb 7 at 2:38am Copy Link

Knut User When I start the program I receive the following error

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Error
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storage access driver failed to install!
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OK
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Feb 7 at 4:43am Copy Link

Marcin User 8 years old antique?

May 26, 2016 (Version 3.9.5)

Feb 7 at 9:52am Copy Link

Todd User For obvious reasons, I must have 100% trust and confidence in any software that is capable of altering my disk partition (free or not). So should anyone else that cares about their computing safety. That said, I apply simple critical-thinking when considering software such as this. Following are my observations:
1) The Macroit website does NOT provide a physical address. It provides a physical address for their Payment gateway vendor (Regnow), but NOT for the developer themselves (Macroit). That is a huge "nope" for me.

2) The EULA provided on Macroit's website, while very short, contains multiple incidents of at least one misspelled word, and it is a huge, glaring error essentially rendering the EULA meaningless. If the developer does not have anough attention to detail to publish a correctly worded EULA, what reason do I have to think that they provide adequate attention to detail to their coding?

3) The name Macroit and their URL is, for my tastes, too suspiciously similar to the well-known and well respected firm Macrium ( https://www.macrium.com/products/home ), whose products include disk partition functions. This causes me to suspect that Macroit is attempting to take advantage of confusing potential buyers into thinking they are Macrium.

Feb 7 at 11:55am Copy Link

Cooler Ok, time for some corrections.

The software does not *have* "PartExpert_WinPE.iso", but it makes one. Also the software does not create actual bootable media, but user has to make it from the .ISO mentioned. As the software failed and froze first time, I misunderstood how it works and you can safely ignore my other message here about it. Creating the .ISO works just fine now.

The part of slow BDJ web site operation still stands.

As for version "Marcin User" mentioned, this is version 8.1.3 Server Edition. Looks like you somehow managed to get the wrong version?

Feb 9 at 5:15am Copy Link