Well today with the help of some sponsors I can answer those questions as I tinker with MiniTool Partition Wizard Pro version 10.2.3. With my "moving-on" I always thought about the question "What/How is the new version of MiniTool Partition Wizard Pro now?" "How will it fair to the ones that I am using now" etc. I have since then moved-on to the competition for I cannot purchase the new version of MiniTool Partition Wizard (just waited for the promo versions to come out) and just used my last professional version with the WinPE bootable media -version 7.0. With that came more learning which was satisfying. As the years went I also encountered MiniTool's competitors and took advantage of the "need-for-learning" ache in my head availed of promotions here and there.
Since then I always had MiniTool Partition Wizard with me for my growing needs.
The members their guided me in my first effort and it was a successful one. MiniTool Partition Wizard was first introduced to me way back 2009 in another forum when I migrated to Windows 7 from Windows XP. Over the years of computing I encountered/owned more than a few partitioning management software each of them having their own strong/negative points. Help/guide the "less experienced/average individual/casual user" to not destroy his data by accident and safe-guard his partitions and important data. Thus it is very important to have partitioning management software that is "not intimidating", user-friendly and of course comes with all the features the average individual will need at the same time making sure that the less experienced/average individual does not destroy his data by accident. But with self-learning also comes the potential danger of "trial and error" and this again was a frustrating experience. I literally was in the dark and had to do some research.
I remember when I first started to do it on my own and not bother friends/family to help me out.
Even if you get a new hard drive/disk installed/partitioned properly and be able to use it without issues, managing your hard drive/disk later may prove to be a daunting task. Most inexperienced users tend to rely on the built-in Window's disk utility which if you are experienced enough can do the job but for inexperienced it is confusing. An addition of a new hard drive/disk and partitioning sometimes goes awry when you do not have the right tools.
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