Partition Linux

Make full use of your hard disk capacity! The Partition Manager offers an extensive range of functions for flexible partitioning, optimization and managing your computer.

Active@ Partition Recovery Ultimate is an ultimate data recovery tool set. In addition to Professional features, it contains a bootable ISO Image (WinPE based Active@ Boot Disk Lite) that you can burn to a CD-ROM or write to a USB Flash drive and boot Windows from this CD-ROM/USB to recover partitions (including the system ones) as well as to recover particular files and folders from within the familiar Windows environment.

Active@ Partition Recovery Ultimate is an ultimate data recovery tool set. In addition to Professional features, it contains a bootable ISO Image (WinPE based Active@ Boot Disk Lite) that you can burn to a CD-ROM or write to a USB Flash drive and boot Windows from this CD-ROM/USB to recover partitions (including the system ones) as well as to recover particular files and folders from within the familiar Windows environment.

Active@ Partition Recovery helps you to recover deleted and damaged logical drives and partitions under Windows, WinPE (recovery BootDisk), Linux (recovery LiveCD) & DOS environments. Simple QuickScan easily detects and recovers recently deleted partitions, as long as they were not formatted / overwritten to after deletion. Advanced low-level SuperScan may detect partitions which were deleted a long time ago, even if you have created new ones and even formatted them. Last Chance recovery method detects & recovers files by their signatures on volumes having severely damaged file systems, where physical volume recovery isn't possible! Recovers NTFS/ReFS, FAT/exFAT.

As Partition Magic alternative, EASEUS Partition Master Professional Edition is a comprehensive hard disk partition management tool to let you enjoy all the powerful functions: Resize and Move partitions, Create, Delete and Format partitions, Hide and Unhide partitions and much more. What's more, it works perfectly with hardware RAID and Windows 2000/XP/Vista Operating Systems. It also contains Windows Version and Linux Version.

Active@ Partition Recovery Ultimate is an ultimate data recovery tool set. In addition to Professional features, it contains a bootable ISO Image (WinPE based Active@ Boot Disk Lite) that you can burn to a CD-ROM or write to a USB Flash drive and boot Windows from this CD-ROM/USB to recover partitions (including the system ones) as well as to recover particular files and folders from within the familiar Windows environment.

Multiplatform disk and filesystem utility. Analysis, maintenance and recovery. Display File Systems (DFSee) is a generic partition and filesystem browser/analyser. DFSee supports partition tables (FDISK, LVM), (V)FAT, FAT-32, HPFS, NTFS and JFS-structures, some EXT2/3 and ReiserFS stuff and it might support different file-systems like XFS and HFS+ in the future.

Multiplatform disk and filesystem utility. Analysis, maintenance and recovery. Display File Systems (DFSee) is a generic partition and filesystem browser/analyser. DFSee supports partition tables (FDISK, LVM), (V)FAT, FAT-32, HPFS, NTFS and JFS-structures, some EXT2/3 and ReiserFS stuff and it might support different file-systems like XFS and HFS+ in the future.

Paragon Recovery CD™ is a multi-platform bootable media that gives you an opportunity to boot into Linux or PTS DOS, and that way to get access to the hard disk for maintenance or recovery purposes. It is not a stand-alone solution but comes as an add-on with the company’s Windows based programs, thus its functionality differs according to a particular product. In most cases the Recovery CD is used as a last resort tool to get the system back on track when it fails to boot. Depending on the purchased product it contains a certain set of utilities configured to work in Linux or PTS-DOS. Both platforms have their strong sides, for instance Linux can boast support of FireWire (i.e. IEEE1394) or USB devices. It enables to burn CD/DVD disks. However you may face some difficulties with detecting new hardware. DOS in its turn has no problems of that kind but is limited in the provided functionality.