I had an old 500 GB HDD that I'd partitioned into an OS X partition and Win7 partition. I bought a new 750 GB HDD to put in the main drive bay of my MBP and an OptiBay to hold my old HDD. My ...

When Parted Magic posts, you’ll have several choices to boot into. You should stick with the Default 32 for a 32 bit OS or Default 64 for a 64 bit OS.

This tutorial focuses on using GParted, or Gnome Partition Editor, a free and open source partition editor. To use GParted, you must first download the CD Image file (.iso file) of GParted Live ...

So, you need to create a GParted USB flash drive using Tuxboot, for example, provided it has a minimum of 2GB of space. Once created, boot the PC from the flash drive to enter the GParted ...

GParted Live is a large download (though 40MB smaller than Parted Magic), but it’s a good practice to keep several boot discs, both Linux- and Windows PE-based on hand. This should be one of them.

Edit and create partitions, copy files off, test your memory and more with this free Linux-based partitioning utility/boot disc. Note: This review addresses v6.0 of the software. As of January ...

Turn your computer on and watch it boot to the Parted Magic boot menu. Step 2: ... GParted: GParted (Gnome Partition Editor) is a graphical partition editor that can restructure disks.

It's possible to resize a partition using Gparted in an easy and a convenient way. Gparted partitioning software is available for free download. To modify the partition with Gparted, it has to be ...

While doing some disk swapping yesterday, I kinda screwed things up. I had used Clonezilla to clone my 500GB SSD to a 1TB SSD and that went off without a ...

But lo and behold, GParted fully supports this feature, and it's very easy to use. Simply right-click a partition, check and uncheck the flags you want, and you're off to the races.