Paragon Partition Manager

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  1. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #11

    That's odd - glad one of them is working for you.

    Can you post the file version number you have for PM10, rt click one of the programs files, select Properties>Details like this:

    Paragon Partition Manager-paragonpm9.5fileversion2009-09-06_141651.jpg
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  2. Posts : 5
    Windows 7 Ultimate,RTM7600.16385 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #12

    SIW2 said:
    That's odd - glad one of them is working for you.

    Can you post the file version number you have for PM10, rt click one of the programs files, select Properties>Details like this:

    Paragon Partition Manager-paragonpm9.5fileversion2009-09-06_141651.jpg
    I uninstalled software but I can tell you I`ve downloaded software from there website (the latest version )
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  3. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 x64 bit
       #13

    after i create a new partition and restart my pc, is freezes at the "uninstalling resource...." screen. I keep having to turn it off. I tried to let it run for a while to see if gets anywhere, but it freezes after 5 bars of progress. I am also unable to move my mouse.

    Before it starts, i see a message saying something is installed to the PS2 Mouse driver.
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  4. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #14

    Are you using the boot disc?

    If not, boot the PM cd and continue with that.
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  5. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 x64 bit
       #15

    SIW2 said:
    Are you using the boot disc?

    If not, boot the PM cd and continue with that.
    not sure what you mean by that? after i create the new partition, and it asks to restart, i restart the pc and then it boots and tries to finish the process. at what point do i use the boot cd?
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  6. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #16

    You did run off the boot cd I take it?

    start your pc - select the pop up boot menu offered during POST - Arrow down to cdrom derive - put the PM boot cd in press Enter .

    It will ask to confirm "press any key to boot from cdrom " - press enter again.


    Exactly the same way you boot the windows 7 dvd to install from .
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  7. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 x64 bit
       #17

    SIW2 said:
    You did run off the boot cd I take it?

    start your pc - select the pop up boot menu offered during POST - Arrow down to cdrom derive - put the PM boot cd in press Enter .

    It will ask to confirm "press any key to boot from cdrom " - press enter again.


    Exactly the same way you boot the windows 7 dvd to install from .
    yes i do have a bootable cd. but i have created partitions before with vista and never had to have to cd in to finish the process. I will try this and see what happens.
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  8. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #18

    That's because Vista only lets you shrink free space from the higher addresses - that's the easy bit.

    For Paragon to put itself into "boot time " mode means you are either moving data, or the start sector on the system or boot partitions.
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  9. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 x64 bit
       #19

    SIW2 said:
    That's because Vista only lets you shrink free space from the higher addresses - that's the easy bit.
    understood, but your suggestion didnt work. i boot from the cd and see several booting options. but none of them give me an option for what i want to do.
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  10. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #20

    What do you want to do?

    On the first screen select Normal Mode,

    on the Next Menu select Paragon Partition manager .

    You will get a window with all the functions of the program . Take it from there.

    If it all looks completed, to remove the recovery menu, rt click the DISK ( not a partition) and select Update MBR.
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