Compared with Server 2003 built-in disk management tool, Server 2008 built-in disk management tool has more comprehensive server partition management functions. For example, it adds operations like Extend Volume, Shrink Volume, and set image volume. However, if we want to manage Server 2008 partition magically, only system built-in disk management tool is not enough. Because functions this tool can realize are just basic functions. For advanced partition management functions like Merge Partition, Move Partition, Copy Partition, and Change Cluster Size, it can not help us accomplish. Since these advanced functions are indispensible for magical server 2008 partition management, we should ask third-party partition magic for Server 2008 for help, and MiniTool Partition Wizard is strongly recommended.

Why is MiniTool Partition Wizard recommended?
Users may raise a question why MiniTool Partition Wizard is recommended to manage Server 2008 partition since there is so much server partition magic. To solve this question, we make the following analysis:
1. MiniTool Partition Wizard is professional, safer and more reliable, for this partition magic for Server 2008 is developed by professional software development company MiniTool Solution Ltd.. And it was released after a series of security tests. For server computer which plays an important role in network, software security is the most important factor. Obviously, MiniTool Partition Wizard is the best choice for Server 2008 partition management.
2. Perfect compatibility. Maybe, some users have used partition magic. Nevertheless, as Server operating system which requires more strict compatibility is quite different from common operating system in framework, most partition magic can not be compatible with Server operating systems, let alone perform server partition management. But MiniTool Partition Wizard is different. It not only supports common Windows operating systems, but can be compatible with Windows Server operating systems perfectly, helping users manage Server 2008 partition easily.
3. It is easy to use. Users who know partition magic well know parts of excellent partition magic for Server 2008 requires users to acquire strong operational competence, and their server partition management operations are troublesome. But MiniTool Partition Wizard optimizes operations and offers corresponding prompts, so users can accomplish Server 2008 partition management quite easily.

All above are reasons for recommending MiniTool Partition Wizard to manage Server 2008 partition. After seeing these introductions, many users are beckoned, I believe. To experience specific functions of this partition magic for Server 2008, next, let me take resizing Server 2008 partition for example.

Shrink Server 2008 partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
At first, visit http://www.server-partition-magic.com to download this partition magic for Server 2008. Then, install and launch it.



This is the main interface. Here, we can see partition distribution. Let's shrink F partition. Although system built-in disk management tool can shrink Server 2008 partition, it can only shrink partition forwards. In other words, the shrunk unallocated space only can be located behind the partition. But MiniTool Partition Wizard can shrink Server 2008 partition flexibly, namely able to operate both sides of the partition. After selecting the partition which needs resizing, please click "Move/Resize" button.



From the above interface, we can see the flexibility of MiniTool Partition Wizard. Drag triangles on both sides of the partition handle to shrink Server 2008 partition.



Then, click "OK" to go back to the main interface.



The main interface shows F partition has been shrunk, but this is just a preview effect. Please click "Apply" to apply all operations.
This is the whole process of shrinking Server 2008 partition with this partition magic for Server 2008. Operating process is easy, isn't it? Of course, other server partition management operations are easy, too. Detailed information can be got in this website.