Does anyone know of a disk manager which I could install to a USB/CD
etc and boot a pc from it ? Preferebly free.
scbs29 <scbs29@fred.talktalk.net> wrote:
Does anyone know of a disk manager which I could install to a USB/CD
etc and boot a pc from it ? Preferebly free.
With the USB optical drive plugged in, can you select it in the BIOS as
the boot device?
You won't get into the boot menu or get the F5 choice to go into BIOS if
you have Fast Startup enabled.
Does anyone know of a disk manager which I could install to a USB/CD etc and boot a pc from it ?
Preferebly free.
I have a pc where the disks appear to have got screwed.
TIA
Thus it's not easily possible to determine if any free or fee basedversion will aid your quest without more information on what you wish to do
Gparted has a free version whether or not it meets your need is unknown.
- all we know(this group) is 'disks appear to have got screwed'
On 3/8/2023 7:42 PM, ...w¡ñ§±¤ñ wrote:
Gparted has a free version whether or not it meets your need is unknown.
- all we know(this group) is 'disks appear to have got screwed'
I've seen a claim a Cygwin version of GParted is available,
and that means a Windows user could have one of their
very own. Given the state Cygwin is in now, it's going to
be a lengthy process (or, impossible) to get a decent setup.
I like the old setup of a .exe and two .dll files, for
a Cygwinned application. The newer method is a whole folder
full of crap (an unnecessary "improvement" that serves no one).
Paul
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