Partition tools shouldn’t make you nervous. Macrorit Partition Expert is the kind of utility you run when you need to resize C:, move a data volume, or migrate the OS—and then get back to work. The latest version stays true to that “do it once, do it right” vibe: a portable build you can carry to any PC, WinPE boot media for tricky jobs, and data-safety tech that lets you commit with confidence. Teams that standardize one full version, pin the release notes, and keep installer checksums in a shared folder avoid “it worked on my box” surprises across bays.
If you’re surveying the broader landscape, our Backup & Partitioning shelf has neighbors worth comparing for cloning, recovery, and backup workflows.
Key Features
Portable & installable editions. Run the portable build from a USB stick or install normally; either way you get the same core toolkit. Great for jump-in fixes and lab PCs.
WinPE bootable media. Create 32-/64-bit boot media to work outside Windows when the system drive can’t be touched safely.
Data Roll-Back (safety net). Macrorit’s “One-second Roll-back” / data protection design aims to keep operations recoverable if something goes sideways.
Fast, modern resizing. Real 64-bit app on 64-bit Windows, tuned for 4K alignment and large volumes; handles Windows Storage Spaces and dynamic→basic conversion.
OS migration & cloning helpers. Move the OS to a new SSD or shuffle partitions without file loss; queue operations, then Commit once.
Cancel-at-Will. Many tasks can be safely canceled mid-stream, reducing “oops, now wait an hour” moments.
Lean deployment. Keep a standalone installer or portable build with a tiny version.txt and installer checksums; if your environment expects offline activation or uses a lab “pre-activated” image, name the exact build in that note so behavior is consistent. (Soft LSI placed in text, never in anchors.)
What’s New
8.4.0 (Nov 26, 2024): earlier polish round before the 2025 updates.
8.6.0 (Jan 19, 2025): stability fixes across the line.
8.5.0 (Jan 7, 2025):full support for Windows 11 24H2 and Windows Server 2025, plus error-code tweaks. If you’re rolling out new images, this is the baseline to keep.
