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Giveaway of the day — AOMEI Dynamic Disk Manager Pro 1.1
AOMEI Dynamic Disk Manager Pro 1.1 esteve disponível como oferta em 10 de abril de 2014
AOMEI Dynamic Disk Manager Pro Edition fornece recursos tanto básicos quanto avançados para criar um novo volume, distribuir volume por diversos discos, consertar a falta de espaço no drice (C:) , mover o volume de um dico para outro, converter discos dinâmicos para básicos e daí por diante. Todas as operações visam manter o seu computador funcionando de forma eficiente.
Principais recursos:
- Gerenciamento do volume dinâmico: crie, delete, redimensione, encolha e estenda dicos dinâmicos: modifique a letra do drive e o rótulo do volume para melhor reconhecimento.
- Conversor de disco: disco dinâmico para básico e vice-versa; disco GPT para MBR; disco MBR para GPT; disco GPT disk para MBR para instalar o sistema opercional do Windows; inicialize o disco como MBR ou GPT.
- Tutorial passo a passo.
Requisitos do Sistema:
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 (x32/x64), CPU: at least with X86 or compatible CPU with main frequency 500 MHz, RAM: at least 256MB (512MB or greater recommended), Disk space: hard disk drive with 100 MB of available space
Publicado por:
Aomei TechnologyPágina Oficial:
http://www.dynamic-disk.com/ddm/aomei-dynamic-disk-manager-pro.htmlTamanho do arquivo:
22.5 MB
Preço:
$36
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Comentáriosrios do AOMEI Dynamic Disk Manager Pro 1.1
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This software has been GAOTD on March 18th, 2013. In the directory some files are of newer dates, they have been changed obviously.
You can read the "old" reviews here :
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/aomei-dynamic-disk-manager-pro/#comments
To install this GAOTD today, you will simply reinstall the SW, which I did for test reasons on my virtual system.
It is a combined manager for RAID (multiple) systems and a reliable partition manager in one.
Starting the partition manager, you are informed :
AOMEI partition manger has been upgraded to version 5.5 ...
fully compatible with Win 8.1 4096 bytes disk sectors.
And the provided link leads in the nirwana. So I cannot say, if this update is included or not. With the today's software, you'll receive partition assistant 5.1. (*)
Even if the software is two years old, it is still a good disk manager.
(*) ATTENTION : AOMEI partition manager 5.5 was delivered on Feb, 8th 2014. So be carefully not to destroy your February installation, which is in my system at least in a different directory.
Verdict : NOT a good idea to give the version 1.1 again, with an older partition manager version 5.1. Irritating!
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As I mentioned here when AOMEI Partition Manager was given away once before, I ran it after installing it, let it simply read my partitions, then closed it. Didn't do anything else. But when I next booted up (tried to) it had wrecked my 1st sector MBR. Couldn't get past BIOS. Nothing I could do could get me into my system disk, not even via a Linux boot disk and a variety of attempts at HDD recovery utilities. had to do a new install.
I like Aomei products and use their back-upper as my favoured B&R; but be warned! there are risks that come with any partition manager.
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Installed on Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit system.
(1)Registration key has to be typed in, copy and pasting brings up invalid registration key dialog box.
(2)Dialog box came up after installation requesting a restart of PC.
Did a restart of PC, same dialog box requesting restart came up.
Restarted software, 'problem' solved.
(3)Has a create boot CD function, as expected, you have to download and install WAIK before, though.
(4)Cannot migrate OS to SSD/HDD normal Hard Drive from GUID Partition Table (GPT) Disk :(
All in all seems a great piece of software from AOMEI.
Will continue further testing.
Thank You GAOTD and AOMEI
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I'm wary of AOMEI at this stage of its development after a tech there warned me that its Backerupper wasn't reliably making disk duplicates that could boot - from bootable sources.
Then a colleague wrote to a few of us in February, saying "I found one real problem with it [their Partition Assistant] - when I tried to move or re-size a partition it lost almost all the data on the partition. This happened to me twice, in each case I got the same response when the operation was finished - it asked if I wanted to format the partition (which immediately made me cautious). In both cases I clicked on the 'No' button, but when I looked at the moved partition there were only a few folders and files on it, ie it had lost most of the data. Real problem here."
I'd make sure I tried AOMEI's products on diposable disks, at this stage, with a bit of stress.
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Is it a good ideal for a novice to install this program? I would like to maximize disk space usage and optimize computer performance in a non-destructive process.
Well, if you really are a novice, then do nothing with your partitions. nada, nil, nothing! Unless you know how to recover partitions and backup/restore partitions - which you always should do first, before you change anything.
for maximizing disk space usage, the best, the absolute best way is to buy a new HD. They are so cheap and you'll need it anyway soon or later. With altering things on the disk level you can simply not optimize computer performance. This is done by faster disks (SSD), faster and MORE memory and a newer CPU. All other things will not give you a MEASURABLE improvement.
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