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For a limited time, download Easeus Partition Manager Pro for free!
There's one downside to the free version, however: it doesn't support 64-bit operating systems. And that's kind of a bad thing. The majority of the customers I've seen purchase a new system in the last 6 months have wound up with either 64-bit Vista or Windows 7. On top of that, the free version doesn't support creating a bootable CD -- which is a must-have for disaster preparedness.
Fortunately, the folks at Easeus have decided to give away the Pro version absolutely free for a limited time. It works with any non-server Windows version and has a built-in utility for creating bootable media. EPM Pro is definitely a tool worth having, especially if they're going to let you keep the $40 it would normally cost.
You'll want to get in on the action quickly. Their web site doesn't specify how limited the amount of time will be - I've pinged Easeus to find out, though, and will update this post once they've given us an answer.
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Subscribe to commentspolobunnyJan 20th 2010 11:31AM
EASEUS had such a promotion not too long ago. I don't recall exactly from where, but I grabbed it. Top notch program and always worked as advertised. No complaint from my part, if only that it's silly we still need programs like those under Windows.
DominicJan 20th 2010 12:18PM
I was just wonder about all these free offers I see. Does it have to be installed / activated today or can it be downloaded and installed / activated at a later time on different machines?
gary7nyJan 20th 2010 12:55PM
If you want a bootable partition manager, look to Parted Magic (http://partedmagic.com). And, on top of being bootable, available in a USB and PXE version, it's *ALWAYS* free. Free-as-in-beer as well as free-as-in-speech.
JManJan 20th 2010 2:29PM
You sure about not working with 64bit? From thier website
Operating Systems Supported
Microsoft® Windows® 2000
Microsoft® Windows® XP (32-bit and 64-bit)
Microsoft® Windows Vista® (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Basic/Home Premium/Business /Ultimate
Microsoft® Windows 7® (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Premium/Professional/Ultimate
AnthonyJan 21st 2010 1:38AM
As stated in the article, the free version of Easeus Partition Manager does not support x64. The Professional version (being offered right now for free) does.
JamesJan 21st 2010 5:47AM
Been using the Free Home Edition for as long as I can remember. Great software. Thanks for the heads up.
TheHubJan 21st 2010 7:42AM
Webpage show offer to be time limited to 1 Feb 2010
TheHubJan 21st 2010 9:01AM
...and it also states that the free Pro version offered can create bootable CD/DVD. Good stuff.