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Giveaway of the day — AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 5.5

AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro is a complete, simple, and reliable partition software and disk manager for Windows PCs and laptops.
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AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 5.5 was available as a giveaway on July 17, 2014!

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AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro is a complete, simple, and reliable partition software and disk manager for Windows PCs and laptops. It brings a set of powerful tools to maximize disk space use and improve overall performance of your computer.

Key features:

  • Change Partition Size: extend, shrink, merge, split partitions, and allocate free space from one partition to another.
  • Easy Wizards: Extend Partition Wizard, Partition Copy Wizard, Disk Copy Wizard, and Partition Recovery Wizard.
  • System Migration: migrate your OS from an old HDD to a new SSD or HDD, supporting MBR and GPT disks.
  • Safe Converters: convert MBR to GPT disk, convert dynamic disk to basic, convert NTFS to FAT32, and convert primary to logical partition.
  • Windows To Go Creator: build a portable and fully functional Windows 8 system on a USB flash drive.
  • Make Bootable Disc: create a Windows PE bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive without installing Windows AIK.
  • More...

Special Offer:

The giveaway version does not include free lifetime upgrade. But we provide GOTD users with the opportunity to get "AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro + Free Lifetime Upgrade" (originally priced at $49.00, now only $13.90). Click here to grab this limited-time 72% OFF Discount.

Technical Support:

AOMEI Technology provides free technical support via email during and after the giveaway period. Please email to support@aomeitech.com if you have any problem when downloading, registering and using the software. We will reply you as soon as possible.

System Requirements:

Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP (x32/x64); CPU: Intel Pentium or compatible, 500MHz or faster processor; RAM: 256MB or greater; CD-RW/DVD-RW drive for bootable media creation

Publisher:

Aomei Technology

Homepage:

http://www.disk-partition.com/partition-manager-pro-edition.html

File Size:

17.4 MB

Price:

$49.00

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#32

I would simply say Thank You. If people would look at their previous download they would notice AOMEI Partition Assistant was the Standard Edition 5.5 This release is the AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional edition 5.5. And on top of that they are offering to us FREE LIFETIME UPGRADES, for only, "now give me a drum roll please, so all the naysayers can realize a good offer when they can't see it", $13.90, and not for just today but from the 17th of July to the 23rd of July!!
This is simply a very good program.
Thank You very much for this offer.

Reply   |   Comment by Coty  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#31

The fonts are too tiny on hi-res monitors because the fonts are "hard-coded." This is a very old programming practice.

The message suggesting the users switch to 96dpi does not improve fontsize when fonts are hard-coded.

Reply   |   Comment by Dave F.  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)
#30

This program does not have dpi-aware fonts so fonts are too small on many high-res monitors. There is a message "suggesting" to use 96dpi resolution. I use 200dpi. I will have to change my dpi settings every time just to use AOMEI, and then back again for other Windows 7 apps.

I will remove this and find another app that is dpi-aware instead. Too bad, it looks like a well designed app, otherwise.

Thank you anyway!

Reply   |   Comment by Dave  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)
#29

Downloaded fine, unziped ok, ran setup did not install, no errors shown. Install process just quit. Using 32 bit windows 7. Tried several downloades and setup, would not iinstall.

Reply   |   Comment by dab035  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#28

Where oh where was this sw when I bought my laptop?! I tried partitioning the drive when I first bought it using EasyBCD (v.?)and it nuked my OS partition which was done in GPT, which unbeknownst to me, EasyBCD didn't like then (might now). Long story short, I ended up buying a new OS because like so many new PC's today, mine didn't come with an OS disk and the recovery partition wouldn't load. Who knows what I did to it but I fried it good. I believe that if I'd had something like this, I could have successfully converted the GPT partition over to NTFS and saved myself a chunk of money and a bunch of aggravation. I've used Aomei's Backupper program for a while and have not had any problems with it. I'll be trying this setup now to see if I cannot finally successfully partition this stupid drive :-(

Reply   |   Comment by Noizee1  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#27

Long time user of this program. My latest "adventure" was with a failing main hard drive.(based on SMART) The drive was partitioned into C:\ & D:\ and had a boot and restore partition.
This program just works. Windows to metal transfer, no issues. I set up what I wanted transferred to the drive and made sure everything was working OK and walked away for a few hours.
When I came back, shut down the machine, switched the drives and restarted. Stopped and checked the BIOS to be sure the drive was reading correctly, continued boot, no issues.
It was like the old drive was still there as far as every program installed on C:\ & D:\ was concerned.
This program just works.

Reply   |   Comment by Fingerlakes Dave  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#26

only very few programs could detect my deleted partition, some of them allowed data saving, but could not restore the partition itself. This program here can undelete partitions, but did not find my partition although nearly nothing was overwritten. Thumb down!
Best from all I tested seems to be active partition recovery (ntfs recovery toolkit), but I only had the demo.
Then kiwiG Data recovery 6.2.2 giveaway, which, however did not restore the partition. not bad either are disk recovery wizard 4.01 giveaway and hdd recovery wizard 4.01 giveaway which seems to be nearly the same program but produced a huge amount of nonsense txt-files

Reply   |   Comment by Unbribable  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)
#25

I concur with Karl's review. AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro 5.5 is a very versatile program and a keeper for me. The user interface is laid out well and can be used by just about anyone without having to have much of a learning curve. I installed this program on the last GOTD offer, which wasn't long ago. All I can say to others is give this offer a shot. You won't be disappointed.

Reply   |   Comment by Robert  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-2)
#24

Windows to go began with Win8. Previous versions were unable to boot Windows from any sort of external device.

OSX (Mac) has always been able to boot from an external device. It's a remarkably handy feature for all sorts of things, including disaster recovery.

Reply   |   Comment by DD  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#23

I've had this installed since it was last given away and it looks nice. I used it recently to repartition my system drive and it rendered my system completely inoperable. Luckily I had an image backup to restore from. Shame.

Reply   |   Comment by Dave K  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#22

Got stuck in a loop trying to install it. It said I had previous ver. and asked to uninstall - I said yes but it didn't uninstall. Went to Control panel to uninstall but said it was already uninstalled. Tried several times to install answering both yes and no on different tries. Finally went to the folder where it was and found the uninstall.exe and removed it manually. Install went okay then. I've used this in the past and found it a very good program although I had a problem one time with it - unfortunately at my age all I can remember is there was a problem and not what it was. I do recommend this as a long time computer tech though - easy but if you don't know what you are doing partition programs can be dangerous.

Reply   |   Comment by Jimbo  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#21

#!4: "I have tried to use this software from previous giveaways but since the “Windows to Go Creator” requires Windows 8 then that function is useless to me. With other software I have been able to create WinPE discs by having WAIK installed even if it was based upon Windows 7 (I use Windows XP). So I find AOMEI Partition Assistant to be not worth the effort to install."

Microsoft only created their Windows To Go as part of their win8 development -- there are no win7 or earlier versions. It's also only available with specific versions of Windows -- there may be licensing issues. You can create similar if you want to check out reboot.pro, &/or some companies have made WinPE-type setups complete with a desktop -- I think I have an old copy from Wondershare. Those solutions generally require some sort of modification to Windows, often include some universal driver packs, & may include special display code

That said, their Windows To Go Creator is more an add-on to create value rather than a core part of AOMEI's partition software. Their partition software is quite good at what it's primarily designed for, & unless you've already got similar & are tight on disk space, that's why you should have a copy.

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#17: "1) A few years ago, when I first joined GAOTD, the various free partition and disk copy programs were good, but I couldn’t get them to use the correct format when I copied an old HD to a new hybrid HD-SSD (Momentus).
Since I’m not a techy, this aspect is still very confusing. Are there good guidelines that will show me how to do it right?"

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Use an app for that rather than whatever software might work, & you shouldn't have a problem. In this case AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro includes their Migrate OS Wizard just for that purpose.
http://www.disk-partition.com/features/migrate-os-to-ssd.html
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"2) Now that I’m learning Win 7 Pro 64-bit, does this free program install as 64-bit or only 32-bit? "

Generally the difference between 32 & 64 bit is 64 bit can use more RAM. If/when the software doesn't need to be able to use more RAM, developers will normally stick with 32 bit code so it works in both 32 & 64 bit Windows. And that works fine, except for drivers, which have to match the OS, i.e. 32 bit for 32 bit Windows, 64 bit for 64 bit Windows. During install AOMEI software looks at the version of Windows you're using at the time and installs the correct driver files for that system.

* * *

#18: "Before repartitioning you should defragment your harddisk if it’s not defragmented automatically permanently. And to be on the safe side do an image before (I never needed it in this context but that depends much faster and better to have an image available anyhow than to reinstall Windows from scratch and loose all your docs, pics etc. So you have a second chance!)"

Both should be part of your basic maintenance routine, so while helpful to repartitioning, I don't think anyone should be thinking: "Oh, I'm going to work with the partitions so I better defrag & backup for the 1st time in months [or years]."

Reply   |   Comment by mike  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+31)
#20

Re #19, "would, if the price comes down to a reasonable amount…."

Is $13.95 for lifelong updates for two computers unreasonable?? I think it is quite reasonable.

Reply   |   Comment by weethetnietmeer  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+11)
#19

#4: "Free ‘alternatives’ don’t cut it."

#5: "One essential point for partitioning and backup software which best come in one single program is the following:
If you have chosen one brand you are somehow inclined to be stuck with it as otherwise you have to store and find again several live boot media for recovering older backups of different brands in case of need. Whereas if you want to recover older version backups with the latest version of the same software then there is no problem!... What boot-media (ISO file or whatever) are given with AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 5.5.1. If yes, are they based on LINUX or on WinPE or to be produced yourself with the help of big additional software downloaded from microsoft?"

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There are several free & paid apps, plus whatever GOTD offers that do an excellent job when it comes to backing up & restoration, and often [usually] separately, working with partitions.

You can't change files that are currently running -- if you want to restore a backup of a running copy of Windows, or move the files or partition where that running copy is stored, you have to exit that copy of Windows 1st. The software you're using will often [usually] add & use a small OS written to the hard drive to accomplish whatever task when your reboot or restart your system. That's the easiest way to manage those sorts of tasks. When/if something goes wrong so that doesn't work, or if you prefer to do it this way, most of this type of software includes the capability to burn a bootable CD/DVD or create a bootable USB stick.

Some systems have a problem with some USB sticks you've made bootable, so if you want to rely on a bootable USB stick always test it to make sure it's going to work where you want it to when you need it to. I find it easier to just create a CD/DVD too, then just store those together in a small disc wallet that takes up minimal space, so I always know where to find them. Rather than have several USB sticks laying around, each with a different boot setup, I put several boot setups on a single USB stick with a boot menu. That's gotten a lot easier with several tools available free that for example let you add however many ISOs [CD/DVD image files] to the bootable stick with a boot menu to choose among them.

Now the OS that a bootable disc or USB stick uses can be Windows or *nix based -- since it's sole purpose is to run a mini version of whatever software it really doesn't matter much to you which OS the developers chose. It's not like you're getting a full OS with a desktop that you can use to run whatever software you choose [for that sort of thing visit reboot.pro]. Microsoft does have a firm hold on their Windows code, so for boot setups that use Windows rather than *nix you can usually expect some sort of download. AOMEI likes WinPE, so that usually means a download, unless you've held onto that download from a previous installation [which is usually an option].

* * *

#6: "However, on my last usage (clone SSD to new SSD) the drive failed to boot after the copy. I eventually had to use Macrium which worked fine…"

Usually if you're going to clone a drive/partition, clone it. If not, have EasyBCD handy along with some way to run it. That can be a generic WinPE type boot disc or USB stick, or another PC/laptop with the new drive connected, or running windows on the old hard drive etc.

When you turn a PC/laptop on the Bios runs a minimal OS in firmware, then checks the connected drives in the order you've set, looking for special boot code. That boot code is added when you install Windows, or it can be added to a Windows install with EasyBCD. If you're running XP, or have a dual boot system [where you can choose the version of Windows to start], when you install Windows the boot code goes on the 1st partition you already have -- otherwise a small, hidden partition is normally added just to store the boot code.

If you copy a partition with Windows on it, & skip the boot code because it's on that hidden partition, that new copy will not boot because that's missing. Cloning & backup software usually handle it for you -- partition software often will not because that's not in it's job description, which is to work with partitions, not for cloning hard drives.

[Note: if you copy just the Windows partition & not the hidden partition with the boot code, while Easy BCD will add what's necessary for booting to that partition, and it'll work, there are some other functions, like I believe BitLocker, that will never work. It won't matter to the majority of people, but it's something to be aware of.]

* * *

#9: "Generally avoid these type of soft wares-specially if you are Novice and don’t know what are you doing?"

That depends on what you want to do, and/or how much time & effort you're willing to spend learning. If you're adding partitions to a new, blank drive, or if you're creating new partitions where there's free space now, there's really very little risk involved... in those cases there's no more risk than being able to delete files/folders in Windows Explorer, & less risk than being able to install software. It just takes a bare minimum of thought & common sense, e.g. in the 1st example you don't delete the folder named Windows.

The real risk comes when you start to mess with the data, the files & folders that are there are your hard drive partition(s) already. And if you back up those partition(s) to disk/partition images, & know how to restore your backups, the worst that can happen is you'll lose a bit of time having to restore a backup.

* * *

#12: "Have anyone had to actually used this to successfully re-do computer? I tried last year when I went to SSD and the 32 bit version was not successful. I was told on Windows 7 forum that the 32 bit version is not good at this."

Don't know what you mean by *re-do computer*, but 32 vs. 64 bit should only be a matter of the drivers used -- the rest of the software is the same. That's true of most software, regardless the brand, because if the program works as 32 bit, there's no reason to rewrite the whole thing as a 64 bit app. That said, if you're cloning a drive/partition, while it's possible to copy the partition with many partition apps, you're better off to use software for that purpose, cloning, or restore a disk/partition image backup. That's because a partition copy is not the exact same thing as a clone.

Reply   |   Comment by mike  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+39)
#18

I have used this several times installing new hard drives. It has been successful every time, no problems Thanks Aomei, and giveaway of the day for an excellent software.
Billy

Reply   |   Comment by William Carter  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)
#17

@GOTD
1 After voting some comments with yes or both "yes" and "now" changed colour to already visited in all comments!!!!

2 As AOMEI Technology kindly answered to comments #2 and #7 but not #5 till now, I had to search again concerning bootable media and this time I found at
http://www.disk-partition.com/features/make-bootable-cd.html bottom
a link to
http://www.disk-partition.com/download.html
and there
http://download.cnet.com/AOMEI-Partition-Assistant-Standard-Edition/3000-18512_4-75118871.html?part=dl-&subj=dl&tag=button

Sort of going around in circles. Unfortunately cnet is one of those sites which instead of granting you access to wanted files forces you to download an installer first. Never tried this any further as its very hard to get rid again of accompanying "goodies".

That's how far I got in my search for bootable medium. But anyhow I don't suppose that the free variant of todays GOTD will lead me any further than above pro version does!

AOMEI Technology, thank you. No answer is an answer, too. And I apologize in advance if I have done anybody wrong. But please, please, please, help me! And I never will repartition any OS harddisk while running this OS (Windows or whatsoever) and you shouldn't do this!

By the way Windows too can repartition but it offers less options, e.g. you can't merge partitions. The latter I needed once in a decade of private use.

One last advice:
Before repartitioning you should defragment your harddisk if it's not defragmented automatically permanently. And to be on the safe side do an image before (I never needed it in this context but that depends much faster and better to have an image available anyhow than to reinstall Windows from scratch and loose all your docs, pics etc. So you have a second chance!)

Reply   |   Comment by DislikesCensorship  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+16)
#16

1) A few years ago, when I first joined GAOTD, the various free partition and disk copy programs were good, but I couldn't get them to use the correct format when I copied an old HD to a new hybrid HD-SSD (Momentus).

Since I'm not a techy, this aspect is still very confusing. Are there good guidelines that will show me how to do it right?

2) Now that I'm learning Win 7 Pro 64-bit, does this free program install as 64-bit or only 32-bit?

Thanks.

Reply   |   Comment by glnz  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)
#15

Does it handle EXT2,3,4?

Reply   |   Comment by MPCaseJr  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)
#14

I downloaded and installed this one when it was offered a while back. It's excellent. I have used it many times to move the contents of a small hard drive to a new larger one, and it has worked every time with no problems.

In my case, it's installed on one PC, and I have an external USB caddy that holds two SATA drives. Put drive 1 in one slot, drive 2 in the other, start the migration wizard and make sure you select the correct drives (they are listed in the wizard with size, partitions, drive name, and so on) and then select "Apply." The process can take a few hours to complete but in the end, that old 75 gig drive is now copied entirely to a new 500 gig drive. Which boots perfectly as if it was there the entire time.

Highly recommended.

Reply   |   Comment by Null  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+16)
#13

I have tried to use this software from previous giveaways but since the "Windows to Go Creator" requires Windows 8 then that function is useless to me. With other software I have been able to create WinPE discs by having WAIK installed even if it was based upon Windows 7 (I use Windows XP). So I find AOMEI Partition Assistant to be not worth the effort to install.

Reply   |   Comment by brosmith  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)
#12

Have anyone had to actually used this to successfully re-do computer? I tried last year when I went to SSD and the 32 bit version was not successful. I was told on Windows 7 forum that the 32 bit version is not good at this.

Reply   |   Comment by mcleod55  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)
#11

Apologize for the inconvenience. AOMEI Technology provides free technical support via email during and after the giveaway period. If you have any problem regarding our product, please email to support@aomeitech.com. We will reply you as soon as possible.

#2 @Karl

We sincerely appreciate your comments and support. As you mentioned, this giveaway is different from the former. We updated multiple-language files and fixed bugs of Windows To Go Creator. Thanks.

#7 @Kenneth

One copy of AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro is available to be installed on 2 computers. All the products you purchased from us support 90 Days Unconditional Money Back Guarantee.

Reply   |   Comment by Owin  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+31)
#10

Successfully installed however it shows the message "You need to install the AOMI Dynamic Disk Manager.....etc... The installation file is enclosed in the attached zip file"

I cannot find any other files in the zip file.

Where do I go from here?
Thanks

Reply   |   Comment by Max  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)
#9

AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 5.5 is the best.. Excellent partitioning and copying capabilities... offers the ability to create Windows To Go disks from any flavor of Windows 8.

Reply   |   Comment by AAKOA  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
#8

Generally avoid these type of soft wares-specially if you are Novice and don't know what are you doing?

Reply   |   Comment by joji  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)
#7

Like to know the number of computers the upgrade licences can
be installed on.
Is the ninety day money back guarantee the same for the GOTD purchasers
also, or is it different for us.

Reply   |   Comment by kenneth lantier  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-12)
#6

I have recently been using the Free version for a number of HDD to SSD migrations and AOMEI had been working flawlessly.
However, on my last usage (clone SSD to new SSD) the drive failed to boot after the copy. I eventually had to use Macrium which worked fine...
Tempted to pay for the special offer but after the recent failure not totally sure...

Reply   |   Comment by Harold Wilson  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+18)
#5

Could GOTD please give full version numbers in the future, or beg the donours to do so. Thank you.

One essential point for partitioning and backup software which best come in one single program is the following:
If you have chosen one brand you are somehow inclined to be stuck with it as otherwise you have to store and find again several live boot media for recovering older backups of different brands in case of need. Whereas if you want to recover older version backups with the latest version of the same software then there is no problem!

I myself are therefore staying with another GOTD brand which even allows to use backups as VHD (virtual hard disk) and whose partitioner comes with a basic imager too.

Another advantage for combined software is that you need only one live boot medium for both partitioning and imaging.

And don't forget that this sort of software must come from trustworthy sources as it needs admin rights and can dig very deep into your system.

Another free possibility is to use any linux live cd/dvd which normally comes with both partitioner and imager in open source quality.

And please don't forget repeated advice to do a backup (by imager) before repartitioning!

Now my question to AOMEI:
What boot-media (ISO file or whatever) are given with AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional Edition 5.5.1. If yes, are they based on LINUX or on WinPE or to be produced yourself with the help of big additional software downloaded from microsoft?

Reply   |   Comment by DislikesCensorship  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+11)
#4

I have used this software from a previous giveaway.

It is excellent.

No need to look elsewhere, this is the one you want.

Free 'alternatives' don't cut it.

Reply   |   Comment by Stuart Palmer  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)
#3

Giveaway for aomei partition assistant professional edition? OK, it does is a good chance for us to get one to manage our computer disks for it is free! Everybody like free! But if you don’t successfully grab one, you can go to http://www.disk-partition.com/free-partition-manager.html where you can get an entrance to download a standard edition. It is a kind of freeware. I used to rely on it for my partitions management. Though free of charge, it contains most functions that a partition manager should have. Actually, for us, it can satisfy us very well. Say, the functions we probably usually use are “resize partition”, “move partition”, and “create/delete partition”. Specially, I need not to restart my computer after resizing my d partition and I can extend my partition c with it.

But, as for freshman of this software, you might lose your data due to your wrong operation. Thus, it’s necessary for you to make a backup of your value data. Here, aomei provides us with backupper as you can see in the featured titles. Its standard edition charges nothing either! Except normal backup and restore work, it still clone partitions and disks, check and explore image files (the backup files) and create bootable media (CD/DVD, USB flash drives, etc). Oh! Partition assistant also can make bootable CD. Live a link http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html

Another software of aomei is multicloud, a service helping you to manage your many cloud drives, which I haven’t try yet; but I’m going to. This is the site: http://www.multcloud.com

I’m happy with their services, safe, fast and their intuitive interface, so I’d like to share them with you. Hope you’ll find them useful and like them. Anyway, it’s important to find a kind of software which suits yourself! Am I right?

Reply   |   Comment by follow-me  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+39)
#2

Installed and registered without problems on a WIn 8.1 Pro 64 bit system.

The installation procedure deinstalls the former version.

Attention : this is NOT version 5.5 from the former GiveAway from January 28th, but version 5.5.1!

Today : version 5.5.1 May 6th
Former version : 5.5.0 November 30th 2013

Changed file signature of DyndiskConverter.exe and Ntfs2Fat32.exe, so it makes sense to update, even if it seems to be the same version 5.5

The old reviews are in my case still valid :

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/aomei-partition-pro-5-5/

One of the best partition tools. I'll update my version.

Reply   |   Comment by Karl  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+108)
#1

I installed this very same version on the 28th January 2014.

I'm not sure whether I have put it to use in the last 5.5 months. .

Reply   |   Comment by Green-Catalonia  –  9 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-69)
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Use your bullet to destroy all enemies!
$4.99 ➞ free today
Calendar Widget - Date Widgets Giveaway
Calendar Widget is the app you need for customising your home screen with beautiful calendar.
$0.99 ➞ free today

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Demon Hunter: Premium Giveaway
The must try game for any real hack and slash fan who already got bored with just mindlessly smashing buttons.
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Audio Player Giveaway
Probably the most lightweight audio player for Android.
$1.99 ➞ free today
BodyQuest: Anatomy for kids Giveaway
Learn the basics of human anatomy.
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Slime Legends - Survivor Giveaway
You are a slime survivor preparing to step on the path to becoming a monster slayer.
$0.19 ➞ free today
Heat Pump Calculator Giveaway
Installing heat pumps to meet your heating and cooling needs is becoming increasingly popular.
$1.49 ➞ free today