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Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- PRODUCT COMPONENTS
- FEATURES OVERVIEW
- GETTING STARTED
- BASIC CONCEPTS
- WINDOWS COMPONENTS
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- SETTINGS OVERVIEW
- VIEWING DISK PROPERTIES
- DATA BACKUP AND RESCUE
- COPY TASKS
- BOOT MANAGEMENT
- PARTITION MANAGEMENT
- BASIC PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- ADVANCED PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- CHANGING PARTITION ATTRIBUTES
- HARD DISK MANAGEMENT
- EXTRA FUNCTIONALITY
- TYPICAL SCENARIOS
- TROUBLESHOOTER
- GLOSSARY
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Partition size. By default, the program leaves 50% of the unused space on a partition and removes
another 50% to add it to the target partition. However, the size to take can be customized by moving
the slider or by manually entering the exact value.
RESULT
After the operation is completed free space of the specified partition will be increased by up-taking the on-disk
unallocated space and the unused space of other partitions.
UNDELETING PARTITIONS
When simply deleting a partition (without additional wiping) disk management software only removes
references to it in the Partition Table, thus leaving the possibility to recover it later.
The program enables to find and recover these partitions. A restored partition will be fully functional, as long as
other partitions were not created, moved or exceeded the disk space occupied by that partition. That is why
the program offers this function only for blocks of free space.
The operation can be accomplished with the Undelete Partition Wizard.
STARTUP
There are several ways to start the Undelete Partition Wizard:
In the Main Menu: select Wizards > Undelete Partitions…
On the Common Tasks Bar: click the Undelete Partition item of the Wizards menu.
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