

MiniTool offers 24/7 support for Partition Wizard (Image credit: MiniTool Software) Support Having a safety net like that is great, but we did find the size of this section a bit annoying because it covered up a large part of the list of functions and you must scroll to see them all.Īnother thing that detracts from the overall user experience for users of the free version is that many of the menu items and icons are actually for features only available in the pro versions, and you have to upgrade to be able to use them. As you’re making changes, rather than being applied immediately, they will show in the pending section, and you can either choose to apply or undo. The step-by-step approach is great for those who may not be familiar with these sorts of operations.Ī good complementary feature is the Operations Pending preview section at the bottom of the left pane. All the functions that can be performed are in the left pane.Ĭlicking on any of the menu items will launch a wizard to guide you through the process of the task you’ve chosen. The Partition Management tab is always open. Because the software performs a variety of different tasks, each one has its own icon along the top of the window, which opens a new tab when you click on it. To use MiniTool Partition Wizard, you’ll need a PC running any version of Windows, from XP up to 10. This is the interface for MiniTool Partition Wizard (Image credit: MiniTool Software) Interface and in use
