Furthermore, most of the features are fairly self-explanatory and do exactly what they sound like they do let me explain the “unself explanatory” ones: All of the features have a built in wizard to guide you through the process of using them so even a non-geek can use them very easily.You can access these features from under “Wizard” menu. There is also a “professional” view, if you prefer that:įrom the full scale launcher – regardless of which “view” you use – you will be able to access the whole basket of features included in PPMP: I actually prefer the “classic” view, and you may also, so I changed it (via View -> Layouts -> Classic) to this: However, you can make the window smaller manually and that new window size sticks to the full scale launcher every time you run it.)īy default the full scale launcher will look like the above.

(The first time you run the full scale launcher it will open fully maximized. To get into the nitty-gritty and access all the features, you need to click on “Partition Manager” -> “Partition Manager” to launch PPMP proper: Via express mode you have quick, easy access to the main features of PPMP:Įxpress mode only gives you access to a select number of PPMP’s features.

When you first run Paragon Partition Manager Personal, hereon referred to as PPMP (because I don’t want to type the name over and over), you are prompted with PPMP in “express mode”: The differences between the three editions is described in this chart (chart created by Paragon Software, not me): Paragon Partition Manager comes in three editions: Free Edition, Personal, and Professional. Paragon Partition Manager is a world renowned partition management tool that is famous for the “bells and whistles” it comes with. However, what really makes this program a steal are the current sales of $9.95 and $29.95. $39.95 is a fair price and right around the ballpark of other rival partition managers.

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