And because of that I'm a very firm believer in disk/partition image backups. That's where the "Rollback" comes in, providing a bit of a safety net if things go wrong. If existing data is in the way of shrinking a partition, or if the beginning of a partition needs to be moved, partitioning software can move the necessary data for you.
Running defrag moves all that data towards the beginning of the disk/partition. On a conventional hard drive, data written to available storage space tends to be placed towards the beginning of the disk/partition, but can still be spread out across that available space. NIUBI Partition Editor Pro advertises "1 Second Rollback". And like those more familiar names, there's no reason not to try it, though some may prefer the free version of a more well known brand. As such, they're pursuing the same strategy used by EaseUS, & later AOMEI etc., offering giveaways to get their name and software out there, building recognition and hopefully a larger customer base. NIUBI's Partition Editor seems a new kid on the block. !!!The registration data is in the Readme file in the download package!!! Cancel-at-will – Cancel the ongoing but unwanted operations without losing data.Virtual Mode – the operations you do will be listed as pending for preview, undo or redo, real disk partitions won't be modified until click Apply to confirm.Hot-Resize – Change partition size in desktop without rebooting.Advanced file-moving algorithm – resize/copy partition 30% – 300% faster than other tools.
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