Just ruined 2 x WD Red 4TB drives when… Just ruined 2 x WD Red 4TB drives when I tried to fully erase them in order to prepare them for selling. I got now 2 drives called INTEL RAID 1 (instead WD RED ...) with the serial "RAID DATA" .... bought this software for partitioning, it is the 1st time i used this feature but it is total crap !

Bought to convert mbr to gpt Bought to convert mbr to gpt. Failed spectacularly. Even messed up windows recovery. I made an image backup first so hopefully it will be alright. I have previously rated easus software. Wish I had just ignored this one, and done it manually.

Windows8 would not boot after changing partition size. I cloned Windows8 from a spinning HD to an Solid State HD. Windows8 booted fine on the new drive, but the clone process did not allocate all the space, so I ended up with two partitions. I used EASUS Partition Master to extend the partition. After restarting, Windows8 would not boot at all. No Partition Master tools would fix it, so I had to do a reinstall from scratch. Too bad it failed; I really wanted it to work.

I paid for a new problem... They lie about offering anything for free, so I purchased it for a basic hard-drive cloning. It seemed to lock up a good 300mb of space without reason, system runs noticeably slower and my windows recovery environment is nowhere to be found. I have to go create a recovery drive on another computer to fix what there software screwed up. Buyer Beware.

Doesn't work/Won't Issue Refund I purchased and installed the software on the recommendation of Microsoft and got an error message that my disk partition did not support conversion. I thought that's what their software was supposed to do! They have all kinds of mumbo-jumbo in their refund policy so they can refuse to refund the money, " The request for refund is made for reason of product failures that are not product related. Please understand that we cannot provide a refund if our product does not perform tasks it is neither intended to perform nor advertises it performs." How was I to know it wouldn't work with my hard drive configuration. The free version wouldn't work until I paid their $39.95 and then that didn't even work. To top it off my hard drive refused to boot 2 days later and I couldn't use their software anyway. I think they're a bunch of crooks and scam artists advertising a product that never works, then refusing to offer refunds. Microsoft recommended them as a possible solution to my problem, and I wrote them and told them not to recommend them anymore.