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Free Disk Partition Manager

I know you think this is an internet marketing blog, but it's much more than that. I do talk tech from time to time. As it should be--I spent the better part of 20 years in IT departments in Fortune 500 companies as well as a few start ups.

So I know just enough to be totally dangerous.

In all seriousness, I wanted to share with you a neat little tool that I found the other day out of necessity. It's a free disk partition manager for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows Operating Systems (so it

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  1. UnknownApril 27, 2013 at 11:05 AM

    Free Disk Partition is very difficult for me. I was searching about this topic from a long time. Thanks for this post I now can fix my problem.

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