EASEUS vs Partition Wizard- which?

[bellgamin]

2 free Partition Managers: (1) EASEUS (2) Partition Wizard

>>>Which of these two is (a) easier to use, and (b) reasonably "idiot proof"?

Thanks for any comments that you care to offer.

[littlebits]

Maybe this review might be useful to you-
http://www.techsupportalert.com/cont...on-manager.htm

I've used both products and they are very similar. Both are good choices.
I guess it all depends on which features you need and your own preferences.

Thanks.

[andyman35]

Having used both of these quite extensively there's little to choose between them IMO,both perform well and possess plenty of functionality,

However I believe the latest free Easeus no longer allows for the creation of a Linux Boot CD which would make Partition Wizard the better option for me.

[littlebits]

EASEUS has a "Create a Bootable Disk" function included in their Todo Backup- http://www.todo-backup.com/products/...bootableCD.htm , but it only supports Disk and partition recovery in Linux, for Windows they have a Windows PE disk that supports all functions.

MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD is not a part of their Partition Wizard either, but you can download it separate- http://www.partitionwizard.com/parti...otable-cd.html
Direct Download it doesn't say anything that I can see about supporting Linux however, unless I'm blind.

Thanks.

[PJC]

It depends on what you are looking for...

EASEUS Partition Master 8.0.1 Professional Edition @ GAOD April 7.

[zapjb]

Not to spoil the party. But I like GParted best.

[ViVek]

EASEUS, very simple to use .

[jasonbourne]

Originally Posted by littlebits

EASEUS has a "Create a Bootable Disk" function included in their Todo Backup- http://www.todo-backup.com/products/...bootableCD.htm , but it only supports Disk and partition recovery in Linux, for Windows they have a Windows PE disk that supports all functions.


Thanks.

--Yeah. Found that out too...isn't there a workaround say a BartPE plugin for that...? Just asking.