MiniTool Partition Wizard Server 8
- Convert NTFS to FAT.
- Copy Dynamic disk volume.
- GPT Disk and MBR Disk interconversion.
- Copy UEFI boot disk.
- Convert GPT-style Dynamic Disk to Basic.
- Move Boot/System volume for Dynamic Disk.
MiniTool Partition Wizard Help
Getting Started
Using MiniTool Partition Wizard
- MiniTool Partition Wizard Basic
- General
- Menu Of View
- Disk Operations
- Align All Partitions
- Copy Disk
- Delete All Partitions
- Rebuild MBR
- Initialize to MBR Disk
- Initialize to GPT Disk
- Partition Recovery
- Wipe Disk
- Disk Properties
- Convert Dynamic Disk to Basic Disk
- Convert MBR Disk to GPT Disk
- Convert GPT Disk to MBR Disk
- Surface Test
- Partition Operations
- Extend Partition
- Split Partition
- Align Partition
- Move/Resize Partition
- Merge Partition
- Copy Partition
- Explore Partition
- Create Partition
- Delete Partition
- Format Partition
- Label Partition
- Change Letter
- Set Active/Inactive
- Hide/Unhide Partition
- Check File System
- Convert FAT to NTFS
- Convert NTFS to FAT
- Wipe Partition
- Partition Properties
- Set Partition as Primary
- Set Partition as Logical
- Surface Test
- Change Partition Serial Number
- Change Partition Type ID
- Change Cluster Size
- Dynamic Disk
- Create Volume
- Delete Volume
- Format Volume
- Move/Resize Volume
- Wipe Volume
- Explore Volume
- Check File System
- Change Volume Label
- Change Volume Letter
- Change Volume Cluster Size
- Volume Properties
- Wizard
- Technical Support
Create Partition
- First select the segment of free space you would like to create a partition on by clicking on an Unallocated space in the main interface. Then there are three ways to initiate the Create Partition function.
- 1. Click Partitions in the top menu » click Create
- 2. Click Create in the Tool Bar
- 3. Click Create partition under the group Partition Operations on the Action panel
- MiniTool Partition Wizard supports file systems FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS.
After initiating the function, a dialog box will appear and you will decide on the following parameters:
- a. Main partition/logical partition.
- b. Drive letter.
- c. Type of file system.
- d. Cluster Size.
- e. Volume label of the partition.
- f. We recommend using the NTFS file system, as it is much more reliable and stable than FAT. For the Cluster Size, we recommend selecting default.
