Partition Master Pro version 14.5 I'm using Partition Master Pro version 14.5 - I have one SSD type M2 PCIe 1TB and one conventional HD 2TB. I multi-boot Win10, Fedora 32 and Linux Mint 20. I use Oracle VM ware within Windows and occasionally within Linux. I have numorous partitions to manage on this workstation and on server drives. Thus far I have encountered no issues with this application. It is a little over simplified but I realise it's intended for novice users too. The customer service has been prompt, polite and very efficient. For those who have placed negative reviews, my sympathy goes out to you. Understanding partitioning and the implications of modifying them isn't for the uninitiated, it's very apparent that many of you embarked on something with only a modicum of knowledge and no patience at all.

Free to waste your time Ads and reviews everywhere, been around forever, couldn't recall why they weren't a routine utility for me - seemingly every assurance that it could resize a partition...nope. Cant do anything. The app makes it look like you should have gotten a key when you signed up for the free download - nope. You get to buy the app first, then you get a key. The free version is all marketing wankery, it proves nothing about their application. Free version - I'm free to waste my time? You're free to spend my free time? Just what definition are we settling on for free here?

EaseUS Partition Master - auto-renewal warning I bought 1 x EaseUS Partition Master Professional (1 - Month Subscription) 16.8. The first month cost 9.83 GBP. I thought I'd just bought it for one month. No. The name is misleading and they then charged me 31.45 GBP for the second month and all further months. They count on people not reading the small print. WATCH OUT for the auto-renewal. I will never use again.

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.