Disk partitioning is a way to relieve all manner of computer-related stresses by dividing one hard drive into multiple independent volumes. What this does is separate your data, applications and operating system, so if one fails you won’t lose the rest, as well as making the back-up and restoration process much simpler, quicker and easier.
Now that you know why you should partition your hard drive, let me introduce my favourite Windows 10 partition manager, Partition Master Free 10.5 | New Version the new and sparkly free disk partition manager software by EaseUS compatible with Windows 10 .
Highly recommended by over 30,000,000 users, this free disk partition management tool allows you to extend your C drive (the system partition), settle low-space disk problems and manage your disk space quickly and easily on an MBR and GPT disk. It supports Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP and is available in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Português, Polski and 日本語.
So, what can you expect from the Partition Master Free 10.5 that’s been updated from the already spankingly good 10.4? Well, it’s able to convert your MBR disk to a GPT disk and vice versa without batting an eyelid (or losing any of your data, making full use of your hard disk space) and if you’re constantly running your computer’s drive at high-capacity, then have no fear as the Partition Master 10.5 supports 8TB and up to 16TB in the ‘take no prisoners’ commercial edition. Put all these features together along with a brand new UI to improve user experience and you’ve got yourself a winner!
Free partition software is hard to come by and the Partition Master 10.5, being both safe and reliable, makes it the very best out there. However, if simple partitioning just isn’t enough and you’re in need of a few more features, then follow the helpful product guidance section and choose from the Partition Master Professional from $39.95 or for a little more juice the Partition Master Server from $159.
*Disclaimer – flashbacks to losing your GCSE Geography research paper right before its deadline, and being unable to recover it no matter how loud you yelled at your computer, will cease over time.
