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BootIt Bare Metal vs IM-Magic Partition Resizer

BootIt Bare Metal

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IM-Magic Partition Resizer

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FigureBootIt Bare MetalIM-Magic Partition Resizer
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
LinuxYes—
Plans published15
Spec score · Disk Partition Software8.2 (#7)7.8 (#11)
HeadquartersLas Vegas, Nevada, United StatesHong Kong
PurposeBootIt Bare Metal manages partitions, installs and boots multiple operating systems, and backs up or restores partitions and drives.The software manages Windows disk partitions and can resize, move, merge, convert, repair, clone, and back up disks or partitions.
SupportSupport resources include a user guide, knowledge base, tutorials, change log, email support, and sponsored user forums.The maker directs software support, sales, and other inquiries to [email protected] and recommends consulting its user guide.
TrialTeraByte offers a free 30-day trial of BootIt Collection.The maker offers trial downloads for paid editions, including the Server edition, but the opened pages do not state a trial duration.

Plans

BootIt Bare Metal

  • BootIt Collection$39.95, paid once

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IM-Magic Partition Resizer

  • Resizer FreeFree
  • Resizer Pro$59, paid once
  • Resizer Server$139, paid once
  • Resizer Unlimited$399, paid once
  • Resizer Technician$599, paid once

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BootIt Bare Metal

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IM-Magic Partition Resizer

IM-Magic Partition Resizer manages disks and partitions on Windows PCs and servers. It can resize, move, merge, convert, repair, clone, and back up partitions or disks, and includes a wizard for moving an operating system disk to another disk. Its rollback protection is intended to restore the prior state if a resizing operation is interrupted by an outage, crash, or another failure. The software supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS file systems, as well as MBR and GPT disks. The free edition is for home users and supports Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XP; paid editions add Windows Server support. Resizer Free is free and allows up to 16TB disk capacity per PC. Paid plans include options for PCs, servers, company-wide use, and technician services. Resizer Pro is $59, paid once, billed as a one-time payment with no subscription. Extending a partition requires adjacent unallocated space, and BitLocker partitions must be decrypted or unlocked before certain changes. The maker warns that formatting, wiping, and disk copying can delete data.

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