Boot partition manager

Boot partition stores files which guide system to booting, being quite different from system partition. Although the two kinds of partitions are always one partition, they have completely different functions. Generally, on the computer with Windows operating system only, there could be several system partitions, but only one boot partition. So boot partition is unique. Once there is something wrong with boot partition, for example lack of partition space, the operating speed of system may slow down or even the computer fails to boot normally. Therefore, for normal use of computer, managing boot partition is an indispensable task for all users. Since most users don't have the right idea of managing boot partition and Windows built-in disk management tool is unable to help users manage boot partition well, the third-party boot partition managers are suggested. As to the third-party boot partition manager, MiniTool Partition Wizard, partition manager server developed by the famous software development company MiniTool Solution Ltd., is recommended. Some users may not know how to manage boot partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard, so we'll use this partition manager to resize boot partition.

Resize boot partition with MiniTool partition Wizard
To resize boot partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard, we should visit its official website or http://www.server-partition-software.com to download this boot partition manager for free. After installation, launch it and we'll see the following interface.



This is the main interface of the partition manager server. Select the boot partition (here, Partition C: is boot partition) and click "Move/Resize" to enter the next interface.



In this interface, drag the two triangles or input exact value to change length of Partition Handle, thereby resizing boot partition (the above picture shows extending partition by dragging the right triangle rightwards). Then click "OK" to go back to the main interface.



In the main interface, the boot partition has been resized and a pending operation appears in "Pending Operations" area. Now, please click "Apply" to perform the operation, finishing resizing boot partition.

The above is only demonstration of resizing boot partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard. Besides, the boot partition manager could help users change boot partition cluster size, convert boot partition from FAT32 to NTFS, copy boot partition, change drive letter of boot partition and so on. So if users are keen to manage boot partition well, just download MiniTool Partition Wizard and have a try.