Moving Hard Disk Partition Using MiniTool Partition Wizard "Part 2"by Barkingmode.

Hello guys! This is the "Part 2" of this tutorial on "How to resize, move, create, merge and split HDD/SSD partition using MiniTool Partition Wizard". This video tutorial is a 5 part video. 

 This next topic is about "How to move partition using MiniTool Partition Wizard". This tutorial will help you to move partition easily without backing up your files or data. In Windows 10 you cannot move the partition easily but by using this tool you will make your work faster and easy.
See the video below:
For data safety do not turn-off or restart your computer while the process is going on. If the process is started you have to wait until it is finished. Interrupting while the process is transferring data will damage your hard disk drive or data on it. Be sure to finish it if you started the process.


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Resizing Hard Disk Partition Using MiniTool Partition Wizard "Part 1".

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Last modified: 3-19-2020.

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