Waste of money Waste of money. I cloned a NVMe 1TB drive to a 2TB NVMe drive. It had 1TB that was unused and I could not merge the partition with a previous partition. I searched the internet for solutions and your program came up as able to merge partitions. That was a lie. I spent 8 hours trying to fix the issue. The program is not installed now and I would like my money back.

Worked remotely Worked remotely. I had a server that needed the C partition extended. The built in disk partitioning software wouldn’t work with the configuration. I was able to remotely shrink and move the d partition and expand the c partition. Worked great.

Niubi Saved The Day For Me I can't say enough about how good this product worked for me when Windows 10 had me looking at having to reinstall the OS. During one of the Windows Updates, an OEM partition somehow got injected into my HDD between the C and D drives. This stopped me from extending my C partition as the OEM partition was not moveable with Windows Disk Manager. NIUBI let me move the stubborn and unwanted partition so that I could easily expand C. This took only minutes but took a big load off my mind and saved the day as far as not having to spend days reinstalling an OS from scratch. What was even more impressive was that tech support got back to me late at night and again early the next morning when I contacted them with questions about the capability of the product. I couldn't ask for anything more for a game saving tool and its support. Thank you NIUBI. Barry

Good piece of software Good piece of software, will not need to use it much but very handy when upgrading hard drives. The only niggle was that the USB boot version did not appear to work. It would be so much easier to simply boot of USB then edit the disk rather than having to install on the disk.

NIUBI Partition Editor is a very good partition utility .. I believe I got this through BitsduJour as a free offer with paid upgrades: I used it to re-partition a Windows 7 Pro PC in my living room: to split the primary disk into a smaller C: partition containing the Win-7 Pro O.S., with a logical partition containing the rest of the drive space for storage of backup images via the local network. Worked like a charm, no problem.