What is the download link for the portable version? It is supposed to be free to all registered users.

I met virus while installing the software and the operation was intercepted by my anti-virus software program, again and the same situation.... What should I do? Anyway, I am using AOMEI Partition Assistant lite (a free edition for Windows server), at least it can meet my basic requirements: resize\ move \ split\copy\ create\ format\ delete\ align\ wipe\ check partitions, wipe hard drive, convert data between MBR and GPT partition styles, convert partition type between primary and logical drive.
http://www.disk-partition.com/partition-assistant-lite.html

Seemed well..now the BUT..BUTT..

Tried Downloading Once sent a Hyperlinking URL ((?)) Why not as before a Basic Hy-perlink on the Giveawayofthe Day Located Page(s)?

Now still after the fourth time trying to Download the ZIP File(s)..

Still not able to too. Even using a Firefox NIGHTLY Browser too.<\strong>

Easy to install, but confused as to if this copy is registered. I never inputted anything but it appears to be registered. Using the program is easy as well, just be sure to watch the 2 min video that explains how to use it. Managed to gain almost 8GB of space that was just dormant in another partition. Suggestions would be to make the moving of partitions easier or more straight forward. I almost made the mistake of not watching the video first. Glad I did watch it as the moving of unallocated space may be an issue if not done properly.

I shrank my C:\ drive so my other partition to allow for more movies, pictures and downloads. It worked flawlessly

iM-Magic Partition Resizer Server has all the options I need. The application only contains 8 files in the C:\Program Files\IM-Magic\Partition Resizer directory totaling only 10 MB. It also includes a legacy driver and imp.lk, suite.vssMgr.exe and vssMgr.exe in the C:\Windows directory.

This is a huge benefit over programs like Eusus Partition Manager which totals almost 80MB including runtime files in the source directory. A long time back we were offered Eusus Partition Master Server with a total size of around 15 MB.

I downloaded Eusus Partition Master 11 and the size of the file was 48 MB.
From previous offers for Eusus Partition Manager, I believe the size was around 288MB.As far as I could tell, they both had the same options.

I give iM-Magic Partition Resizer Server a huge thumbs up.

Server resizing tools are more expensive than PC resizing tools and I'm grateful a server tool has been put here. I have a couple of older servers with small C drives that are configured such that I cannot expand them without moving all their E, F, G, etc. drive data off first and this should allow me to avoid that (after taking a backup of course).

I downloaded this program (v2.6.3) about a month ago and had no problems.
Attached is a "How to" file which will help the novice such as me.
http://www.resize-c.com/howto/?resizer

My God, they do dig obscure companies up.
Before anyone even bothers to download I'd recommend to pay a short visit to their site and give Google or Bing a chance to throw some light on the product and the company itself.

I do not run a server myself, hence it is difficult for me to image that many of you are familiar with Windows servers.
My Synology NAS data server is as much as my experience goes (Linux).

However, over the many years with Windows PCs I have used quite a number of partitioning applications on my own machines, helping others, starting way back with Powerquest, continueing with Acronis and eventually also moving on to freeware such as EaseUs and Aomei.

Never would I want to play with partitioning software just for the sheer fun or hell of it though I never experienced any problem ever. Having said that I have known people to end up with non-bootable drives, data loss, quasi nervous breakdowns, heartaches, the lot. Usually it was either complete ignorance of the whole process in combination with "fail-guaranteed" software. Not only does you need to have a clear picture of how to go about it sensibly and when it is totally inadvisable to even think about it. A drive past it best times is not a good candidate to play with and without an image of the drive partition and full data backup the shortest period of power failure will make itself felt unpleasantly.
Good luck for today's test candidates!

Can anyone advise if using this software to resize/split a partition results in data being lost? It says on their website it won't result in that but I've heard nightmare stories from people saying such software 'fails' and you lose the data. And the 1st comment made today stated their PC failed to boot after using this program - enough to make me reluctant to try it at all, and especially not without advice from someone who has used this program to resize/split a partition and can confirm no data/files were lost. I don't want to muck around with my C partition (1TB, also contains all personal files as no D drive) with Windows OS boot on it if there could be any chance of losing this boot process especially, and I don't have an external HD to copy my files to/make system image (house destroyed in fire & have just managed to buy new laptop - that I want to repartition - but no $ left for ext HD at moment). Any advice appreciated thanks.

I used Minitools Partition Wizard Version 9.1 FREE to partition my hard disk.
Also to resize my hard disk partitions later when usage needs changed.
It is more than good enough.
100% free of charge.
Excellent user interface.
Simple to use.
Powerful.
No unpleasant surprises.
No crashes.
No bugs.
No dirty tricks.
No hidden advertisements or compulsory toolbars to install.

Is there a portable version? Thanks

The specifications given on today's download page imply that it is for servers only.
However, this would appear not to be the case as shown in the following link:-
http://www.resize-c.com/unlimited/
Never had any problems modifying partitions, possibly because I prepare the drive beforehand.