#PARAGON RECOVERY MEDIA BUILDER UPDATE#
Hard Disk Manager 15 is loaded with five new 2015 advancements as well as one single update to an existing backup wizard. I would like to thank Paragon-Software for their assistance in making this review. Throughout this review, I will be discussing the new features, functionality, and my overall thoughts. Welcome to my review of Paragon-Software’s Hard Disk Manager 15 Professional. Before reading the following review, I advise reading my review of HDM 14 to understand all of the core features and menus of HDM. Returning in full force, Paragon-Software has recently released Hard Disk Manager 15 and although the design of the software hasn’t altered much, behind the scenes new options and improved changes have been implemented. With design elements focused towards backup and restore, I concluded that HDM 14 was a great purchase for any computer tinkerer who deals with hard drive manipulation. Looking back to a few months ago, I had the experience of reviewing Paragon-Software’s Hard Disk Manager 14 (HDM). The Google search does portray an interesting search result with the newest Paragon-Software software listed as number two. Perform a quick Google search of “Hard Drive Software” and you’ll find some free programs that may take care of your desired task, but there’s always the underlying question of its reputation.
While modern technology has allowed for mechanical hard drives to become more robust, hard drive manipulation software has been lacking from both the manufacturer and third party companies.Īlthough Windows’ built in Disk Management tool offers a free and easy to use interface for hard drives, certain tasks like adjusting partition sizes on the fly or creating backups tend to be more difficult or impossible. Whether you are a home based computer enthusiast, local computer repair shop owner, or an IT Manager, chances are you’ve experienced troubling hard drive issues.Ī hard drive is a delicate component of any computer due to the trust people put into them to store data.
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