MiniTool Partition Wizard vs ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus: Which is a better fit?

David M.: Hi, my name is David. I'm an independent tier two computer consultant, and I give Mini Partition Wizard a four out of five. For more reviews like this, click below. I used to use a program called Partition Magic. And while that was excellent for the Windows platform, and even before that, the Microsoft Disc Operating System, it did not have the kind of flexibility or support, particularly for Unix-based platforms like Ubuntu and Android and other forks of these different alternate iOSs, an iOS and other OSs. So we switched to this for more flexibility. We can create various partition types and have the ability to make systems multi-boot, MD5 check sums and even white list things much easier on a network system, as well as cloning. The reason that I chose Mini Partition Wizard is it is flexible. It has multiple pricing tiers, so if your organization or a private individual only needs support for maybe one or two workstations or computers at home, it's more cost effective than the other competitors' products. If you're scaling up, it can scale with you. If you need to clone and disperse and image a bunch of drives across your network, it has the capability to do that. It's flexible. It can meet you where you need in functionality and your price point. The flexibility and the ease of starting this program is very user-friendly. If you have any experience using a GUI, that's just a Graphical User Interface Program, like on your Windows, desktop, your tablet, things like that, it's very, very icon heavy and friendly. It also has excellent tutorials and a very strong and thorough cross index help site on their website and also in the help index in the program to help you see what you need to do. It can do step-by-step wizard, as in the name, select your image source, select where you want to back that up, or change the partitions. It's very user friendly and they have excellent customer support if you run into any difficulties. My advice for anyone who is remotely interested in trying this program, they have a free basic version that you can use both in a private setting and/or as kind of a demo to find out if it's right for you or your organization. Try it out. See how it compares to other things that you're searching or researching across. If you have any questions or concerns, they are more than happy to assuage them, answer them and give you any guidance. But for me and my professional recommendation, this is the best value and power for the money on the market today.