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Is It Safe to Use Partition Magic? How Can I Use It?

When I start talking about Partition Magic to Create New Partition people hush me saying it's problematic. Is it true? If it's safe, how can I use it?

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Roxanne· Answered on Apr 19, 2024

Partition Magic is a well-known partition management software that can help users resize, clone, and remove partitions. In addition, this software can also convert the file system from NTFS to FAT32. However, Partition Magic is no longer available since it has been discontinued. Don't worry. I will introduce another powerful alternative that can significantly replace Partition Magic and ensure a perfect partition-managing experience.

EaseUS Partition Master can effortlessly cover all your needs to create a new partition. With the help of its "Create" tool, you can make a new partition on your hard drive without formatting it. You can learn how to do it with the easy steps below：

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Step 1. On the left panel of EaseUS Partition Master, click the Partition Manager section, right-click on the unallocated space of the target hard d, rive, and select "Create."

Step 2. In the Advanced Settings, you can set the partition size, drive letter, partition label, file system, and more to suit your needs. To confirm, click "OK".

Step 3. To finish the partitioning operation, click "Execute 1 Task" and "Apply."

Repeat this procedure to create more than one partition. Complete the free space before making new partitions if you have no unallocated space on the hard drive. Below is a step-by-step tutorial:

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master to shrink the disk partition and create free space.

Step 2. Locate the partition with much free space and select "Resize/Move." Drag either end of it or shrink the size in the box.

Step 3. Choose "Execute xx Task" > "Apply" to keep all the changes.

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