Virtual Hard Drive Wizard Partitions 0 risk

With the hard drive capacity soaring, the vast number of computer enthusiasts enjoy the convenience of hundreds of GB capacity, also often encounter some problems about hard disk partitioning. Especially at the beginning of the installation did not plan well, use a period of time, and then want to repartition the hard disk, it will be a lot of people headaches, we will help you solve this problem today.

As the saying goes: 工欲善其事, its prerequisite. In fact, the best way to manage the hard disk is to divide a partition for each application, you can divide the hard disk into such as: System area, application file area, game area, video area, backup area. You can also draw a partition for each user, each using their own partitions, non-interference, most suitable for office and family. Otherwise, thousands of files on the hard drive piled together, looking for a lot of trouble. So is there a "0" risk zoning tool? The answer is yes. After the author painstakingly to find, kungfu not negative, finally let me find a section, it is "Virtual hard Disk Wizard." Using it for virtual partitioning, everything looks very simple:

1. No expertise required.

2. No need to back up information.

3. You do not need to delete an existing partition.

4. No need to reload the operating system. Easy to operate, a few mouse can be completed, virtual out of the partition and the normal partition is the same, you can install files, carry out a variety of file operations, absolutely identical. The most important thing is to use it is very safe and reliable, it is "0" risk. The recovery partition operation is also simple, and there is absolutely no file loss, which is a fool-type software that any user can use. The operating system for each version of WIN98/NT/2000/XP is currently supported. This is my computer interface that was opened before the virtual hard drive was built.

Here is a virtual partition with me. Start the Virtual HDD Wizard first, and then click the Browse button on the interface when you start.

POPs up the Browsing folder window, in which you click the name of a folder, such as the Max G folder under F (this folder can have files, take an empty folder, for example), and then click OK.

Specify the directory where the virtual hard disk will be created as the "MAX G" folder under F disk.

Select "Z" in the Drop-down list to the right of the specified letter (in fact, select what letter you want to choose), and then click the "Add" button.

Wait a minute, click on the OK Key in the Add dialog box that appears.

In the box below the existing virtual hard disk in the virtual Hard Disk Wizard's main interface, you have created the disk character of the disc that you create and the folder it points to. Now when we open "My Computer," you will find that there is a new disk in My computer, and its letter is Z.

Double-click the letter to see that there are no files on the disk.

To view the properties of the disk, we can see from the Properties dialog box that the properties of the disk are the same as those for the disk where the folder is created.

Right-click the disk and the shortcut menu for the disk is the same as the shortcut menu for the normal disk. You can install files and perform various file operations.

However, in the course of use you will find that the disk for sharing and formatting operations is not possible.

If you don't want to use the disk any day, you can choose to remove the disk. First open the Virtual Hard Disk Wizard main interface, and then click the created virtual hard disk under the existing virtual hard disk in the main interface, and then click the Remove button.

A dialog box appears, and if you do want to remove the hard drive, click Yes to press the "no" button. Here we choose to click "Yes" to press the action.

That way, the hard drive is removed. (remove is only a letter, the folder to create the disk still exists in the original partition, has not been deleted.) The files within the virtual partition are in the folder specified when the partition is created.

Now, when we open "My Computer", we will find that the original Z disk is no longer there.

is not very simple, but without any risk. It can be said that the use of "Virtual hard Disk Wizard", is absolutely safe and reliable, is the new era of the best partner of large hard drives.

Tips: If you use the unregistered version will not be able to retain the partition information, after the system reboot, the virtual hard drive disappears. The virtual hard drive still exists after the registration version is restarted.