Paragon Hard Disk Manager 8 is a sophisticated hard disk partitioning tool for Windows. You can use it to create, merge and edit partitions on your hard drive but also to backup data for instance. Hard Disks can have several partitions that are then accessible through independent drive letters. My first Samsung hard drive with a capacity of 160 Gigabytes is divided into two partitions with the drive letters C and E for instance.
Paragon Hard Disk Manager 8 is a commercial software currently retailing for $49 according to the Paragon website. Computer Active, a British PC magazine ran a promotion last year which was announced to expire on April 11, 2007. Users were able to download a special edition of Paragon Hard Disk Manager 8 and grab a free serial number for it as well.
Jawwad found out that the offer is still valid and that it is still possible to download the special edition and generate a serial number at the Paragon website.
All you need to do to grab a free copy of Paragon Hard Disk Manager 8 is the following:
- Download the software from the Computer Active Website
- Register it at the Paragon Website
The serial number will be send to the email that you use in the registration process.
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Thank you for posting this useful information.
You may be interessed to check the GParted (Gnome Partition Editor) which is a free partition manager. It can be run from a live CD:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
Looks good from the screenshots. Thanks for the link :)
Does not run in vista!
Download it and ran it. It promptly told me that my Windows version was un recognised. Not only that, Windows Vista’s native partition manager now shows a 78MB unnamed partition which I cannot seem to delete. LOL. I don’t think this works with Vista SP1.
i want diskmanager